Amazon's hoping to launch a new music streaming service
Sources reckon it'd be $9.99 per month and rival Spotify and Apple Music
Amazon is apparently preparing to go head-to-head with Spotify and Apple Music by launching a subscription-based music streaming service.
While Amazon Prime users can already listen to around one million songs on the site for $99-a-year, reports state the newly-proposed streaming platform would charge a separate monthly fee.
Sources claim it would cost $9.99 per month, according to the NY Post, with a "much more robust music selection".
Although the plans are still in early development, it's thought the company is hoping to launch the service in autumn.
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