Consumers seem reluctant to sign up for online music services that charge subscription fees, yet a music blogging site is hoping to reel in music lovers by offering unlimited access to a catalog of high-fidelity tunes for $5 a month.
AP reports:
Berkeley, Calif.-based Mog, which launched in 2006, said Wednesday that it plans to roll out Mog All Access before Thanksgiving. The new service includes partnerships with the four major music labels - Universal Music Group, EMI Music, Warner Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment - along with thousands of independent labels. The catalog will initially include more than 5 million tracks, and the company plans to add millions of additional tracks in the coming months. READ MORE
Consumers seem reluctant to sign up for online music services that charge subscription fees, yet a music blogging site is hoping to reel in music lovers by offering unlimited access to a catalog of high-fidelity tunes for $5 a month.
