Zune changes their Zune Pass plan
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Zune has made some changes to their 'all-you-can-eat' music subscription service, as long as you're a Zune Pass subscriber. It's the same deal with the$14.99/month for unlimited streaming and downloads, only now you get to keep 10 songs for forever as MP3s. There are also bringing Universal Music Group into the fold, which will pad out their MP3 library considerably. Also, this Zune Pass deal is not just for Zune users; if you like this plan you can download and manage your music from your PC.
This is actually an intriguing plan. You can try out tons of songs and then choose the ten you like best to keep and cherish for all of time. Songs nowadays are $1, so that means you're paying $5 for the unlimited streaming and temporary downloads. While this sounds like it'll be a great plan for some, we're not sure it'll convince those pirates out there to stop tape recordering their FM radio.
You can read more about this new plan in their press release, here.
