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Deezer available throughout Europe
By CMU Editorial | Published on Friday 16 March 2012
Deezer is now available in “all European countries”, according to the company, having launched in Eastern Europe yesterday. By its count, that’s 46 countries in total, though everywhere I look puts the number of European states at between 47 and 50. This shortfall’s going to make it difficult to launch in the 200+ countries Deezer plans to hit by June this year (according to a previous press release), given that some of those already only exist in the company’s imagination.
Deezer founder Daniel Marhely told CMU yesterday: “We are thrilled today to launch Deezer in Eastern Europe and to play a key role in the music revolution. This is a very exciting key turning point for Deezer following four years of an extraordinary success made of passion”.
The company’s CEO Axel Dauchez added: “We’re extremely excited to be launching Deezer here in these countries. With easy access everywhere music fans will be able to enjoy music anywhere they like, at any time, and be able to share their music with their friends, easily and legally. Our team of experts will help users make musical discoveries that matter to them. Deezer is set to make music more accessible than ever before in Europe”.
