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Loudeye/OD2 is making concerted plans to offer its clients a seamless wireless-to-PC music download service through new technology it's developing with Nokia and Microsoft.
The partners believe offering a sole account system from which customers can buy their downloads just once via a mobile or PC is the holy grail for consumers of digital music.
Loudeye/OD2 will deploy the service in Europe via its usual white- label model. An operator such as an ISP...