Ah, so it is all coming together now. Following a report on Warner Music inking a cloud-streaming contend with Apple, CNET has followed up with fresh information that sees three more major record companies jumping on board. Citing “multiple music industry sources,” we’re told that EMI Music is the newest addition to Apple’s cloud music portfolio, while Universal Music and Sony Music are as regards to sealing the deal to allow this rumored iCloud service. If true, such endorsement will indisputably add pressure on Google and Amazon over their cheeky, license-free cloud streaming offerings — not a nasty option to fend off competition, though it is not clear how much money’s involved. Guess we’ll know more at WWDC next month.
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