Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Fidel.ru allow download all for 200 rubles


Online store Fidel. ru launched a new service with the eloquent title Unlimited for its users. For 200 rubles a month, everyone will be able to download unlimited amounts of music resource directory.





Musical compositions in the new service is only available in the format of WMA, ' was created to protect against piracy of music ... At the same time, the developers claim that the downloaded files can be listened to with any media player, losing WMA, and copy them to any device that supports this audio format.





'Tools «Unlimited» is unique in the market of Russian online music store. Our project promotes legal purchase of music, and argues that legal music can be accessible to everyone, said project leader Fidel. ru Boris Golikov - With the average cost of an album of 120 rubles, the benefit for users is obvious '.





Recall that as recently as two months ago on the resource Fidel. ru was open service ' player '. For 30 rubles a month, users can listen to tracks from your music library site in unlimited quantities and store their favorite songs in a personal profile. Downloading music subscription fee for this service does not imply.





But now the music service, delivering new products to users Runet from Universal and other companies will not only listen to music without closing the browser, and download it for perpetual usufruct. It is unclear just like if someone prospect of paying 200 rubles for downloading music, even if licensed, the more so with the payment systems in Russia is not all right, and many prefer to ' monetize ' content through advertising.





Yes there Russia: last week, representatives from file hosting Qtrax made ​​a statement that made ​​friends with several labels, including the above-mentioned Universal. Service users will be able to download music for free, for viewing advertising banners or use other forms of. In a similar scheme operates Last. fm, providing services for free and self- paying cash payments to copyright holders.



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