Jan 23, 2008 • 1 min read

Orange France launch new online music service

Orange France has launched Musiline, a customisable free online radio service for its broadband customers, run as a joint venture with Lagardère and linked to a download store.

Orange France have announced the launch of a new customisable online radio service for their broadband customers. The new service is called Musiline and is a JV between Orange and media group Lagardère. Like, say, Yahoo's Launchcast, users can customise what stream they receive by telling it their favourite genres, artists and tracks. The services, which will be available for free to Orange's 7 million French broadband customers, will also link to a download service where users can download featured tracks for 99 euro cents per track. Orange is thought to be considering integrating the new service with its mobile music offer in France. It's not thought there are any immediate plans to expand the service into other territories.

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