The UK and Ireland are today the first to get a taste of Sony's big play for the online music market, the appropriately titled
Music Unlimited. This new subscription service (£3.99 a month for Basic access, £9.99 for the Premium stuff) will let you stream a library of about six million songs to your PS3, Bravia telly, or web-connected Blu-ray player, while also offering the option to sync playlists from other music services like iTunes. PC support is available as well, with "a wide range of Sony's portable devices" and Android-based smartphones on the roadmap for future compatibility. Music Unlimited sidles up next to
Qriocity as part of Sony's strategy to expand its influence in content delivery, presumably in an effort to thicken its
revenue streams, and will be following up this British launch with arrivals in the US, Canada and most of Western Europe in the new year.
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