04-15-13

More Details Of Twitter’s Music Service Emerge Via Leaked Site Codes

A leak, blocked swiftly by Twitter, reveals source code suggesting that there could be both an app and browser version, and the service could work with iTunes, Rdio, Spotify, YouTube, Vevo and possibly others, though no services have confirmed partnerships. If the code is accurate, users would be able to buy music, send tweets, study artist bios, and search from the app.

By Addy Dugdale1 minute Read

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Impact

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