Once again, it is true that after Apple has decided to launch its music streaming service like other companies that have come to this new trend before, it is right now when the social media giant, Facebook, wants to take advantage of this trend.
Few hours have passed since it has been leaked that Facebook is moving "cables" to try to compete with the new service Apple Music. It is not the only company that has adapted its services to the new incorporation of Apple and that is that Spotify has changed the price of their Premium accounts and Microsoft has changed the name of their service.
It seems that Facebook would be thinking of implementing a new streaming music service after those of the bitten apple launched Apple Music on June 30 along with a 24/7 radio and also a related social network. Facebook knows a lot about social networks and the "shots" of what you are thinking of implementing could go around.
As we have anticipated, Spotify has decided that people have a discount of three euros if they register on the web and Microsoft has changed the name of its Xbox Music service to the new Groove Music. They are movements that show that companies are having to adjust if they do not want Apple Music to get ahead of them.
In recent months, Facebook has been negotiating with record companies but not in a totally transparent way since their requests seem to be aimed at wanting to offer a music video service like YouTube. We'll see what all this remains and if Facebook finally dares to stand up to those of Cupertino.
