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Spotify Offers Free Listening from Mobile Devices

Dec 11, 2013, 10:57 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Spotify today announced that it is bringing free music streaming to mobile devices for the first time. Before today, smartphone and tablet owners were required to pay $10 per month for the right to listen to music on their devices. The new service uses advertisements in lieu of the monthly fee to cover costs. Spotify still offers an ad-free service for $10 per month. Spotify also announced that it is the only streaming service that offers the entire Led Zeppelin catalog, which went live today. Spotify for Android and iOS is free to download and use.

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dragonslayer419

Dec 11, 2013, 11:41 AM

Bout Time

There was never a reason to pay for this before

KOL4420

YES! Praise white jesus. 😛

I had their subscription service for about 11 months but the out of pocket cost just became pointless when other apps were allowing streaming at no cost with ads. Glad they caught on I LOVE Spotify 🙂

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