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Starbucks is offering free streaming music from Google
While the coffee in the Starbucks cup is steaming, the music on your phone will be streaming. On the Google Play Google+ page on Monday night, Google announced that customers at Starbucks will receive free Google Play Music All Access streaming music. To take advantage of this offer, you need to be connected to Starbucks Wi-Fi network.

Once you've hooked up with the coffee purveyors network, you will see a landing page that offers a free connection to Google Play Music All Access.  The service is limited to Starbuck's U.S. stores and is similar to a promotion it had with iTunes back in 2007. That program allowed users to buy songs from the coffee seller's Wi-Fi network.

Everyone gets a 30 day free trial of the streaming music service. At the end of the free trial, users can decide to subscribe to the monthly service or just drop it. Subscribe before the end of June and the cost will be $7.99 per month. Once the calendar flips to July 1st, the price goes up to $9.99 per month.

source: Google+ via SlashGear
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