Google Launches Music SearchLegal Downloads
October 31, 2009 | Computer, Software | Comments OffRather than being its own platform dedicated Google search for music (there is no official name, just a description) is simply a new feature that is integrated into the regular search box. Therefore, when you search now for the song title, album or band names smarter results should be published highlighting album covers, audio, streaming sites and even sites for legal downloads.
“This function does not look better,” said a blog post official product manager Murali Viswanathan and software engineer Ganesh Ramanarayanan. “They also help people to discover new sources of online music licensing, while helping Artists to discover new generations of fans and reconnect with listeners long. Our users love music, and this tool has millions of applicants for music in the United States to a new generation of online licensing services music, MySpace at Pandora and Lala, Imeem and Rhapsody.
As the last line of disturbing announcement highlights the decline of this current we availability and no mention is made of an international deployment. Should it be successful, however, surely be the long-term plan. All this was done through partnerships with iLike (now owned by MySpace), Lala, Pandora, Imeem and Rhapsody. [via trustedreviews]
