SONY has signalled it may withdraw its artists from Apple's iTunes store and withhold its games from the iPhone in a sign the two companies are on the brink of all-out war.
Sony plans to open a competitor to iTunes, a music streaming service called Music Unlimited, in Australia soon.
Another service launching later this year will enable mobile phone users to pay and play first generation PlayStation games on their handsets. The head of Sony's games unit in Australia said it was unlikely to be available on the iPhone or through iTunes.
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Wow... This could ruin iTunes, seeing as Sony own quite a big chunk of the music industry..
Yeah that and movies. Wonder what brought this on? Maybe google is opening a new itunes service as sony seems to be in bed with the android service.
It's called getting rid of the middle man.
Sony Australia in general have always had streaming music videos, you could download them only from the Australia and New Zealand store.
Then the freebie streaming from the Uk got released and they got rid of the full 1080HD music videos in favour of that.
Australia seems to be the Sony Music test bed, so anything Sony wants to test music wise they test out here.
Could be interesting as they seem to want to make music/movies buyable over the PSN or net so could be the first music company to do a music service.
itunes is dumb lol. music is free...
Sony will never do it. Too much to lose. The most they'll do is negotiate a bigger percentage of revenue from their music sales on iTunes.