More Rumors: Google, Facebook to Launch Online Music Initiatives
The rumor mill just keeps flying this hump day. First, TechCrunch is dishing on a new initiative by Google to make music easier to search and sample. The deal will involve services such as MySpace, iLike and LaLa, and is rumored to be announced next Wednesday at the Capitol Records building in Hollywood.
Meanwhile, Brad Stone at the New York Times has the scoop on a new music micropayments service slated to be launched by Facebook. Currently, you can spend 10 cents to send cute little goodies in the form of images to your Facebook friends. Soon, you’ll be able to send songs that your friends can listen to online. Greeting cards and videos will also be getting the micropayments treatment.
Neither of these stories is officially confirmed. “No comment” is the phrase of the day!
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