Showing posts with label google music service. Show all posts
Showing posts with label google music service. Show all posts

Monday, December 7, 2009

Google Music for BING search

If you search BING on Google you will still find “bing” as a top sponsored result. Bing put ads on Google and in AdSense during its launch to get people to come check it out But now the ball is in the other court and Google is buying search ads on Bing for its fledgling Google Music Search.

Google launched its music search about a month ago and most people probably don’t even know it exists unless they search for a song or artist. If you related to music or song or singer on some parts of Bing and you get a paid ad for Google Music search.


As we all knows that search ads are very effective, especially Google. And if people are searching on Bing for Muse or songs, buying a search add is one way to let them know they can also find results on Google. Bing, of course, is happy to take Google’s money (and vice versa). But seeing an add for one search engine on a competing search engine seems like an act of desperation. It is almost a better ad for Bing because Google is acknowledging that buying ads on Bing is a good idea.


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Thursday, October 29, 2009

Google Music Application !



Google Inc plans to start a music -- discovery service that would provide song previews, videos, news articles and other features when a user searches for an artist, according to people familiar with the project.


The music-search feature, expected to be announced next week, will include artists from the world’s four largest record labels -- Vivendi SA’s Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group Corp. and EMI Group Ltd. -- said the people, who declined to be identified because the talks are private.


The feature, called One Box for music, would allow users to purchase songs from the search page through online services ILike and Lala. It will work in a similar way to Google Finance, one person said. When people search for an artist such as Lady Gaga or Green Day, they might get music clips, pictures, videos and biographical information.


Facebook Inc., the world’s largest social network, is also planning to start a service that will allow users to buy music for their friends, said Larry Yu,a spokesman for Palo Alto, California-based Facebook. The service will also allow people to buy digital gifts from other companies through a virtual gift shop, Yu said.


Andrew Pederson, a spokesman for Google, didn’t immediately return a message seeking comment. EMI, Sony Music and Universal Music declined to comment. Warner Music’s Will Tanous didn’t immediately return a call.


New sales

The Facebook and Google deals provide music labels with a new method for people to sample and purchase music. U.S. album sales have slumped 45 percent since 2000, according to Nielsen SoundScan.


Google, which is trying to boost its user base, is offering more services tied to the music industry. Google’s YouTube division said last month it had struck a deal with Warner Music, giving it agreements with all four major labels.


Source: http://infotech.indiatimes.com


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