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YouTube's new subscription music service, Music Key, is set to launch today, Nov. 17. The service will allow paying customers access to licensed music videos without the hassle of advertisements. Users will even be able to watch music videos without an Internet connection. MTV News points out that, like Spotify's pay model, users will pay a monthly fee of $7.99 — $9.99 after the promotional offer expires — for the service. It has been a long road for YouTube's streaming experiment, the company has been working on the project for more than a year. Many of the major labels signed licensing agreements early on with the music video giant, but indie labels were not as eager. Trade organizations representing the indies said that the deal was unfair because they were being offered less money than the major labels. Last week, the two parties reached an agreement, giving YouTube the last piece of the puzzle. -
YouTube CEO Says Streaming Service Will Hopefully Launch 'Soon'
YouTube's hotly anticipated streaming music service does not have a definite release date, according to company CEO Susan Wojcicki.
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