Google will launch a free music streaming service with ads for advertising

According to the Financial Times, Google is planning to launch a new music streaming service. The service is said to be completely free - you can listen to all the genuine music through Google's music service without paying a penny. Of course, Google is not a philanthropist. They use advertising to support this service. That is to say, when you listen to music, you will hear or see advertisements, which will support Google's copyright expenses.

At present, Apple and Amazon have their own content provider stores, but they do not provide streaming services, Google is the first to intervene in this field, and may be helpful to the competition after it. It is said that Google is now negotiating with several major record companies. There is a precedent for Youtube, and the possibility of launching this service is not small.

In fact, this is not the first time a large IT company has launched such a service. In October last year, Microsoft launched the Xbox Music streaming service for advertising for music, and supported the use of a monthly fee of $ 9.99 to remove ads. However, Xbox Music only supports Windows 8, Windows RT and WP8, and Google's service will be aimed at nearly one billion Android devices, which is bound to promote the development of cloud music.