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FullAudio signs a deal with Sony

Written by Petteri Pyyny @ 27 Mar 2003 1:37

FullAudio, one of the four "major" (not really major, none of them can currently really claim that their business model really, really works) online music subscription services, finally got its the missing licensing deal with Sony.
Now FullAudio's MusicNow service has licensing deals with all the five major record labels, just like all of its rivals do. Company also extended its licensing contract with BMG to include permanent music downloads and CD burning from the label's music catalog to its service.

FullAudio's MusicNow service is being sold via various channels, but most notably via radio giant Clear Channel's radio station websites.

Source: FullAudio Press Release

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