MOG announces All Access music subscription service

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Up until now, MOG has existed as sort of a music blog network and news source, but starting on December 2nd, it's also going to be Napster-like music subscription service. MOG All Access will be a $5/mo subscription service that provides unlimited access to MOG's music library.

The MOG music service offers personal playlists, but it also incorporates elements from existing music services. You can get other users' recommendations, a la Microsoft's Zune Social, and there's also an automated recommendation service, somewhat like Pandora.

MOG's advantage seems to be that you can create artist radio stations that play only the artist you want, without similar artists thrown in. You can also skip to any song in the queue, which isn't possible in Pandora or Last.fm. Sounds pretty good for 5 bucks a month. Check out the demo video after the jump to decide for yourself.

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