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Vodafone to offer EMI music content over 3G

Stuart Corner
Sunday, 04 June 2006 17:37

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Vodafone Australia has formed a strategic alliance with EMI, one of the world's largest music companies, EMI, that it says will add "thousands more international and local artists to the Vodafone live! with 3G music stable".
Vodafone says the deal will boost its overall catalogue of full track audio downloads to over 350,000 tracks. Vodafone will also add the Nokia N91 (RRP $1099) to the list of hot handsets to support the boosted music catalogue. It has a storage capacity of up to 3,000 songs, an integrated MP3 player and dedicated music buttons

Vodafone Australia already offers content from several Australian labels: Universal Music Australia, SonyBMG and Warner Music Australia.

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