MySpace Music Opens For Business, Will Pirates Care?

MySpace Music launched tonight with free streaming music from the 4 major record labels (Sony BMG, Warner, Universal and EMI, the last of which signed at the last minute).
Activity Stream (MySpace’s version of Facebook’s News Feed) lets you see which songs your friends like and stream the full tracks with one click, essentially turning MySpace into a gigantic social music discovery site.
In addition to free full-length streaming of all tracks, songs can be purchased as mp3s (Amazon) or as ringtones (Jamster).
Unlimited numbers of playlists can be created, embedded and copied from other profiles.
Tiny commentary: MySpace Music has become the 600 lb gorilla of social music discovery overnight. But will it survive? See our partner site tinyCrunch for five reasons MySpace Music will fail.

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