Facebook seeks in-depth TV music cooperation to fight against Google+

On September 19th, according to foreign media reports, Facebook seems to be seeking new cooperation to combine music and TV services with its own services, continuing its desire to become a one-stop website for social media, including Vientiane. Work hard and compete with the growing rival Google+.
These initiatives are consistent with many of the functional changes that have taken place since Google entered the social space in June. These latest announcements came out before the F8 Facebook Developers Conference in San Francisco on Thursday.
A website developer based in Amsterdam found that sites such as Spotify, Rdio, MOG, SoundCloud, Deezer and Rhapsody included Facebook's metadata on their own songs, albums and artist pages. This suggests that the music streaming service may be part of the Facebook music that is expected to be launched.
According to the New York Post, although the pay-TV content service company Hulu has integrated a Facebook connection service in July this year, Facebook CEO Mark · Mark Zuckerberg is expected to build deeper with Hulu. Partnership.
Another rumor says that Facebook Music Services will allow friends to use music to communicate or communicate with each other, regardless of the music streaming service they use. For example, if you listen to a song on the Rdio website, the website will post a status update. After your friend sees the post, he can click on the song to listen to the same song on the MOG website.
Facebook is still the leader in social networking sites to date. However, Google+ is a later technology innovator, regardless of the integration of new features, let other competitors imitate it.
If this integrated competition continues, users will soon be logged in indefinitely and never have to leave.