Brazilian Bank Launching Streaming Service That Costs $1.57 a Month

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Brazil’s Banco Bradesco thinks their credit card customers need their own music streaming service. Universal Music Group agrees, and has partnered with the bank to launch Bradesco Music.

Bradesco Music will be available on computers and mobile devices, offering over 500,000 songs and 50,000 HD videos.

The service will cost R$4.90 ($1.57 USD) a month.

Nina Ulloa covers breaking news, tech, and more: @nine_u

Photo by Alan Turkis on Flickr used with the Creative Commons License

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Source: Industry News