Android World Update # Rdio 'Stations' now free in hopes of challenging Spotify and Pandora

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Rdio 'Stations' now free in hopes of challenging Spotify and Pandora Oct 3rd 2013, 16:24, by Andrew Martonik New free listening option will hopefully build a user base that can convert to paying subscribers Streaming music service Rdio is opening up its "Stations" radio service to everyone starting today, meaning that you'll no longer need to pay a subscription to use the base level service. Much like Pandora and Spotify, Rdio is now lowering the entry point for its service to everyone, giving unlimited listening of randomized stations — based on artists, albums, genres or tracks — for free. Stations are now free in the US, Canada and Australia, and at the moment are ad-free as well. To coincide with Stations going free, the Rdio app has also received a few new features that help tweak your listening experience. In the new Stations, you can now "tune" the station to be more adventurous with its selections or more strictly stick to one artist. There are also new playlist views if you're a paying subscriber. read more

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