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Guvera is coming!
Stephen Withers
Friday, 26 February 2010 15:23
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A new online music service promises free, legal downloads and streams."One of our missions is to make music free for people worldwide, while still paying the artists and the labels that create and distribute it," said Claes Loberg, CEO of Guvera.
Guvera's terms and conditions allow the personal, non-commercial use of downloaded tracks on an unlimited number of devices or their burning to an unlimited number of CD-Rs or CD-RWs.
So where does the money come from to pay the artists and labels?
Companies pay for 'channels' on Guvera which feature tracks that in some way reflect their 'brand personalities'. Participants include McDonalds, Dominos Pizza, Pepsi, Contiki, Johnson & Johnson and Harley Davidson.
What's available? See page 2.
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