Do YOU buy music videos from the Internet? I don't, but Hungama thinks you do and wants to make a business out of it. Hungama will allow users to download international music videos to their phones and PCs. International music videos available are of artists such as Pet Shop Boys, Duran Duran, Michael Learns to Rock, Richard Marx, Queen, Roxette among other from EMI Music and Warner. The company claims that popular video downloads for this month include Sleeping Child & The Actor by Michael Learns to Rock, Fix You by Coldplay, 'We are the champions' by Queen, 'Right here waiting' by Richard Marx, 'A beautiful lie' by 30 seconds to Mars. Not many contemporary videos there, and it appears there are several closet MLTR fans in India. Hungama already has Bollywood and regional Indian music videos. Pricing Hungama has a general pricing model for all types of downloads from its site including music tracks, ringtones, videos and mobile wallpapers. The same will also be applicable for the international music videos as well. Users can download unlimited content for Rs 99 per month. For Rs 20 users can download a mix of 4 videos, music tracks, ringtones or wallpapers. A single download would cost Rs 10. Why Would I and Why Wouldn't I Buy A Music Video From Hungama Music videos are primarily made to sell respective albums and songs, not the video itself. More interactive content on mobile phones like games become monotonous and boring after a while, music videos are…
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