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Denmark's TDC starts free music downloads

Mon Mar 31, 2008 11:32am EDT

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COPENHAGEN, March 31 (Reuters) - Denmark's leading telecoms operator TDC (TDC.CO) said on Monday it would offer free music downloads to its mobile phone and broadband Internet customers in cooperation with three major record labels.

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EMI, Warner Music (WMG.N) and Sony BMG (6758.T)BERT.UL have signed up for the service along with several small Danish labels.

The service, dubbed PLAY, will offer access to 1 million songs for free, TDC said. (Reporting by Jens Schnabel, writing by Gelu Sulugiuc; Editing by Paul Bolding)

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