Dec 16, 2005 • 1 min read

PlayLouder enter new deal to enable music ISP plans to proceed

PlayLouder has agreed a deal with Tiscali to provide internet service for its PlayLouder MSP music and broadband package, revived after its Bulldog partnership ended.

PlayLouder have announced a possible new deal with web company Tiscali which will get their previously reported music ISP package back on the road. The idea behind PlayLouder MSP is to offer music fans a combined internet and digital music package, including access to a label sanctioned P2P network. Plans for the service were postponed earlier this year when PlayLouder's partnership with broadband supplier Bulldog came to a sudden end. The new deal means Tiscali will take over the internet service provision part of the package.

Announcing the new partnership, PlayLouder MSP boss Paul Hitchman told reporters: "Today's deal with Tiscali gives us the national reach and resilience we need to provide the ultimate broadband music experience to our customers".

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