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From Los Angeles giant internet company, Google expanded their online service with new features music search. Users will be made easy to find, hear, and buy songs online. In this new service, as reported by AFP and quoted on Thursday (29/10/2009), Google’s alliance with MySpace sites, and Lala.com. Music search facility is called Music OneBox.

“The search results allow you to directly play the whole song to verify whether it was the song you’re looking for,” said Marissa Mayer, Vice President of Search at Google. Typically, service providers other music played only briefly, for example for 30 seconds.

Users who want to find a song simply enter the artist name, title, or the song. Then various info about the song you want will be posted, including links to music services from third parties.

One reason for Google releasing this service is so much music search, where since 2004, the topic of music was always in the top 10 list of the most highly sought-after on the internet. But unfortunately, the new OneBox service will be available in the United States.

Several parties, including the music industry positive rate Google breakthrough. “I think Google has changed the game map. Consumers want something that is easier for them and Google gave it,” said One of Music Producer.