In this article, we will delve into the fascinating world of MusicStation, exploring its many facets and discovering its impact on different aspects of daily life. MusicStation is a widely studied and debated topic, it arouses great interest and curiosity in different areas, from science to art, through popular culture and society in general. Along these lines, we will analyze how MusicStation has evolved over time, what implications it has today and what trends and challenges it presents for the future. Prepare to embark on a journey of discovery and inspiration, where each paragraph will bring you a little closer to understanding the importance and relevance of MusicStation in today's world.
For the Japanese television program, see Music Station.
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In February 2009 Omnifone introduced MusicStation Next Generation, a white label unlimited music audio and video download and streaming solution for ISPs and consumer electronics device vendors. The cloud based solution offers interoperable music on a wide range of connected devices, including home entertainment systems, gaming consoles, and car audio systems.
In April 2009 Hutchison Telecom became the first Omnifone partner to introduce MusicStation Desktop Edition to users in Hong Kong on its 3 network.
Omnifone's MusicStation was the first subscription based unlimited music download service available on mobiles in the UK launching with Vodafone in November 2007.
In June 2008, Omnifone announced that MusicStation had become the largest subscription based unlimited music download service in the UK within seven months of launching on Vodafone.
14 January 2003: British Entrepreneurs Rob Lewis, Phil Sant and Mark Knight form Omnifone
12 February 2007: Omnifone announces MusicStation
14 June 2007: MusicStation goes live with its first rollout in Sweden with Telenor
22 October 2007: MusicStation launches in Hong Kong with 3
1 November 2007: MusicStation launches in South Africa with Vodacom
1 November 2007: MusicStation launches in the UK with Vodafone
12 February 2008: Omnifone launches MusicStation Max, a pre-licensed unlimited music phone development programme with LG signed up as a handset manufacturer
15 September 2008: MusicStation launches in New Zealand with Vodafone
22 September 2008: MusicStation launches in Australia with Vodafone
24 September 2008: Omnifone announces partnership with Sony Ericsson to power PlayNow plus, its pre-licensed unlimited downloads service across Walkman mobiles
14 November 2008: Sony Ericsson launches PlayNow plus in Sweden with Telenor
8 January 2009: Omnifone announces partnership with Gracenote to bring unlimited music to multiple device platforms
12 January 2009: Omnifone powered in-car entertainment system CarStars wins CNET 'Best of CES' Car Tech award at the 2009 International Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas; the largest consumer electronics event in the world
16 February 2009: Omnifone announces MusicStation Next Generation unlimited music service for ISPs to fight piracy online, confirming reports that it is in discussions with BSkyB as its first ISP customer
13 March 2009: Sony Ericsson launches PlayNow plus in Switzerland with Swisscom
2 April 2009: MusicStation Desktop Edition launches in Hong Kong
23 April 2009: Sony Ericsson launches PlayNow plus in Singapore with Singtel
9 June 2009: Sony Ericsson launches PlayNow plus in Austria with Orange
8 September 2009: Sony Ericsson launches PlayNow plus in the Netherlands with T-Mobile
14 October 2009: Sony Ericsson launches PlayNow plus in Hungary with T-Mobile
19 October 2009: BSkyB launches Sky Songs streaming and downloads service in the UK
23 October 2009: Sony Ericsson launches PlayNow plus in Brazil with Vivo
9 November 2009: Sony Ericsson launches PlayNow plus in Mexico with Telcel
20 November 2009: Sony Ericsson launches PlayNow plus in Croatia with T-Mobile
21 November 2009: Sony Ericsson launches PlayNow plus in Singapore with M1
8 January 2010: Omnifone extends relationship with Gracenote, allows for cloud-based music solutions in more than 30 countries in 2010
25 January 2010: Omnifone announces partnership with HP for MusicStation on PCs in 10 countries across Europe
15 February 2010: Omnifone announces MusicStation for Android
16 February 2010: Omnifone first to encode its global music catalogue into Dolby Pulse file format for cloud based digital music services in 2010
22 December 2010: Sony launches Q Music Unlimited cloud music service powered by Omnifone in the UK and Ireland
22 January 2011: Sony launches Q Music Unlimited cloud music service powered by Omnifone in France, Germany, Italy and Spain
17 February 2011: Sony launches Q Music Unlimited cloud music service powered by Omnifone in the US, Australia and New Zealand
25 August 2011: RIM launches BBM Music social music service in beta – powered by Omnifone in the US, Canada and the UK
13 December 2011: rara.com launches across Europe and the USA – powered by Omnifone
14 December 2011: rara.com launches across New Zealand – powered by Omnifone