If you enjoy developing your own music library then free Zune music may suit you. But if you like your music on tap then the latest Zune deal may be for you.
Exclusive deals, monopoly bullying, and general dirty business practices are becoming the norm on the internet and whilst a bemused public may wonder why big business can pull tricks online that would earn them $million fines off line, we also witness the big boys sometimes making deals that are to our advantage. Will the latest "exclusive deal" - this time between Zune and Univision - be to our advantage?
Cesar Conde, executive vice president and chief strategy officer, of Univision had this to say about the new deal:
"By offering Zune's music catalog and cutting-edge features, we are delivering a comprehensive online music subscription platform experience via the most-visited Spanish-language Web site in the U.S."
And according to Miami Herald, Hispanics:
are using their mp3 players more than the average person, and they spend more on music. The median spent on music downloads a year is $80, whereas it is $100 a year for U.S. Hispanics, Gandhi said, making them great customers.
So the deal makes sense for Microsoft and will mean that all those who can hook into the Zune Marketplace, a whole new exciting range of LAtin music will be on offer.
Having said that, as you know, we at Wowzune are dedicated to bringing free downloads to our readers - free Zune music, free Zune movies, free Zune videos, free Zune wallpapers, free Zune games…etc. Or the next best things - "virtually free and all in one place!"
Given that Zunes play MP3 files, all you need is a way to convert your music file to MP3 and you can download heaps of music to your Zune:
Step1
*Get one of the many software programs around to convert your files to MP3.
*Download the conversion program you want (go to any of the reputable download sites and see what they recommend - the example given here is the free program by koyotesoft.com - which is given a 4 star rating by the editor at downloads.com)
Download koyotesoft
*Open the program.
The koyotesoft free MP3 Converter
Step 2: Go to the music files you wish to convert. Drag the files into the converter as shown in the pic above
Step 3: Simply select MP3 as the output format (and make sure you choose at least 128 kilobytes per second in the "format permaeter" which will give you CD quality).
Step 4: Hit "convert," - you can now play this music on your Zune.
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