YouTube’s Streaming Music Service Overcomes its Last Big Barrier

Roshan Dwivedi Published on : 19 December 2014 1 minute

Google has overcome the last major barrier to launching its YouTube-based streaming music service. The Video streaming platform has struck a deal to license music from smaller record labels, ending a dispute that included threats to take down videos from acts … Continue reading

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Google has overcome the last major barrier to launching its YouTube-based streaming music service. The Video streaming platform has struck a deal to license music from smaller record labels, ending a dispute that included threats to take down videos from acts including Adele and the Arctic Monkeys. The deal, was struck between YouTube and Merlin, a company that represents a variety of smaller record labels. The service is reportedly called “YouTube Music Key” and includes features similar to those found on other music services.

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Written by: Roshan Dwivedi

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