Nokia Music Store

Aug 10 2004, 2:56am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Nokia 6260 Loudeye announces that Nokia will use their music store platform to open up their own music store.

This agreement includes a multi-million dollar commitment to Loudeye for development fees and defines a global collaboration framework between the companies. Additional details regarding the collaboration, as well as the platform and its availability, will be announced at a later date. More details in the Loudeye press-release.

We recently reported about Apple partnering with Motorola on music on mobile phone services.

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