Microsoft would be preparing a new service of video and music called Ventura, and Zune?

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Zune is an alternative rather than valid as music and video service, but its future is uncertain, is not that it is running as a Microsoft estimated, as sales of compatible devices have never been to shoot rockets.

Some ideas are already presented in the horizon, and it sounds with force the name of Ventura. The internal name that is known to a number of services that are being developers by Microsoft E & D (Entertainment and Devices).

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The developments are focused on music and video, both to serve them for consumption, as in the search for them. The source of the news reports that they are an important component of social integration, with recommendations, ratings and comments.

Reports have emerged following an offer of employment offered by Ventura Media services looking for developers, making it clear that they will be part of Microsoft E & D division of Xbox and Zune.

The team is a tight group of music and video lovers that create services and experiences revolving around music/video discovery and consumption

The first information about the service itself, indicate that Ventura would have an orientation similar to the Pandora, web-based. The cloud is the field of battle where Google, Sony, Apple and all the companies to dominate the sale of content will be.

It is a question that we can hardly answer, but the reality is that Microsoft you might come in handy make clean slate looking for the ideal to expand between its different divisions service: Xbox, Windows Phone, PC and even televisions.

The only response that comes from Microsoft when asked about Zune is that the company is working on bringing a good experience in video and music to customers across multiple platforms, but is not clear if Zune is the way, or it will be Ventura.

Vía | ZDNet

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