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| Launch date | 14 June 2007 |
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| Discontinued | 2011 |
| Platform(s) | Mobile, web, PC, Blu-ray players, PS3 games console, PSP portable games console, home cinema systems, Walkman digital audio players, S1 and S2 tablets, in-home, in-car |
| Availability | US Canada UK Ireland Australia New Zealand France Germany Italy Spain Austria Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg Sweden Norway Denmark Finland Switzerland Croatia Hungary Singapore Hong Kong Taiwan South Africa Brazil Mexico |
| Website | www |
MusicStation is a music service platform developed by Omnifone. The cloud based platform works across a number of different digital device platforms and is tailored specifically for various partners[1] including rara.com,[2] RIM,[3] Sony,[4] Sony Ericsson,[5] HP,[6] BSkyB,[7] Vodafone,[8] Telenor,[9] Hutchison Telecom[10] and Vodacom.[11]
- ^ Screen Digest: February 2009: Omnifone unveils MusicStation Next Generation
- ^ [BBC News: 13 December 2011: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16168384]
- ^ Paid Content: 25 August 2011: RIM Breaks Social Ground With Its New BBM Music Service,
- ^ Engadget: 22 December 2010: Sony's Music Unlimited subscription service ready to stream tunes to PS3s and Bravia TVs in the UK
- ^ Screen Digest: 24 September 2008: Sony Ericsson steals Nokia's thunder with music service
- ^ The Guardian: 25 January 2010: HP deal strengthens Omnifone's position in digital music battle
- ^ Business Week: 24 January 2010: Hewlett-Packard Computers in Europe Gain Omnifone Music Service
- ^ "Vodafone reveals its answer to iPhone". Financial Times. 11 September 2007.
- ^ Financial Times: 13 June 2007: Mobile phone groups take on iPhone
- ^ Record of the Day: 2 April 2009: Omnifone brings unlimited music downloads to PC and Mobile with MusicStation Desktop Edition Archived 3 February 2010 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ Business Day: 31 October 2007: Vodacom to boost data revenue with music download service