Just noticed that Google’s music search has gone live (am I living under a rock again?) [caption id=”attachment_89” align=”aligncenter” width=”500” caption=”The preview player is pretty slick too, wow”]
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Unlike Baidu, Google requires you to manually agree to a provider’s terms before you can preview a track in search results (currently it’s mostly an integration through a partnership with 巨鲸音乐网?). That’s a bit more rigorous — nice. Google takes copyright very seriously: any music you can find is licensed and cleared to be indexed (how nice is that). It’s comfortable to use, too. The most obvious feature: Google lets you select multiple tracks right in the search results and play them.
Actually, I think that since GOOGLE cares so much about copyright and still offers this search service, why not add a payment platform and sell low-priced, legit online MP3 purchases?
For more fun, go give it a try at http://www.google.cn/music/