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Shazam Releases Android Application Integrated with MySpace and Amazon MP3
[October 26, 2008]

Shazam Releases Android Application Integrated with MySpace and Amazon MP3


Shazam, a mobile music discovery provider, announced the launch of its
mobile application for the Android platform that allows users to
discover music that can immediately be purchased through the Amazon MP3
store and connect with artists through MySpace, all on their mobile
device.
Shazam said its application allows anyone with a mobile phone to
identify music by holding the phone towards an unknown song. The Shazam
technology recognizes the song and provides the user with information
about the track, artists and album.
"Shazam on the Android platform extends the music recognition
experience for our users, enabling them to create their own unique
music journey by discovering and connecting with new artists, and
quickly purchasing songs using their mobile device at the point of
inspiration," said Andrew Fisher, CEO of Shazam. "Shazam aims to help
users to create and share unique music moments and long-lasting
experiences, and the Android application combined with our link to the
Amazon MP3 store and MySpace enables us to deliver on this vision."
"Music is such a huge part of people's lives and has the capacity to
bring people together, particularly in a mobile social networking
environment," said John Faith, General Manager & Vice President of



Mobile for MySpace. "MySpace's rich mobile social networking
functionality integrates with Shazam, allowing users to get
significantly more out of their music experiences, wherever they are."
Shazam for the Android platform is integrated with both MySpace and the
Amazon MP3 store. When a Shazam user discovers a song, they can choose
to purchase the digital track immediately from the Amazon MP3 store.
They can also 'tag' a song to get more information about the artist,
automatically connect to their MySpace page, and 'friend' them to
complete the experience. All of this activity takes place on the
Android-powered device, the company noted in a release.
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