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June 27, 2012 09:31 pm GMT
The Google Play store already had thousands of movies for rental, as well as millions of songs from major labels available for purchase. It also had a pretty extensive collection of e-books -- the largest in the industry, Google claims. But it's bringing even more content to its Google Play store, with the addition of movie purchases, TV shows, and magazines becoming available on Android devices.That includes the ability to purchase movies -- not just rent them -- and have them available whenever users want to view them. In addition to movies, Google Play is adding TV shows, allowing users to purchase individual episodes or even full seasons of their favorite programming. While e-books have been popular, Google Play didn't previously have access to magazine titles, but it's changing that, as well, through partnership with some major magazine publishers.
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Google Adds Movie Purchases, TV Shows, And Magazines To Google Play
The Google Play store already had thousands of movies for rental, as well as millions of songs from major labels available for purchase. It also had a pretty extensive collection of e-books -- the largest in the industry, Google claims. But it's bringing even more content to its Google Play store, with the addition of movie purchases, TV shows, and magazines becoming available on Android devices.That includes the ability to purchase movies -- not just rent them -- and have them available whenever users want to view them. In addition to movies, Google Play is adding TV shows, allowing users to purchase individual episodes or even full seasons of their favorite programming. While e-books have been popular, Google Play didn't previously have access to magazine titles, but it's changing that, as well, through partnership with some major magazine publishers.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/wtEhIYmO0dM/
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