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Tuesday, November 20, 2012
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YouTube pops out new look: sneak preview, or just another test?
YouTube has been experimenting a lot with its look of late, but an intriguing new spin on its video player has really grabbed our eyes. By right clicking on any video on its desktop website (control clicking for Mac users) and selecting "Pop Out," you may see a minimalistic new player, and by then clicking on the "home" icon, a YouTube Trends selection along with a column of new icons. So far, those don't seem to function, and we haven't heard from Google yet as to whether this look presages something more permanent for the site. Considering the way Mountain View's been futzing lately with its "broadcast yourself" portal, don't get comfortable just yet.
Source: YouTube
Source: http://www.engadget.com/2012/11/20/youtube-pops-out-new-look-sneak-preview-or-just-another-test/
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Monday, November 19, 2012
Google signs with European music publishers to bring 5.5 million new tracks to Play
There's been a whole lot of talk about Google Music in the recent weeks, as Google has been furiously rolling out features to new countries and signing big content deals to back them up. Play Music went live in several European countries, it's music "matching" service just came to Europe, gapless playback support hit the app and this latest deal is going to bring another 5.5 million tracks from European music publishers to everyone's Google Play Store.
Google struck a deal with music publishers to bring these tracks to 35 countries in total, with royalty rates in-line with what Amazon and Apple are paying labels, although no exact amount was specified. This is a really big deal when it comes to improving the general public's view of the Google Play Store ecosystem, which is all too important when selling devices these days.
Source: Businessweek
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/androidcentral/~3/lRaGMerhijE/story01.htm
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