> As part of the introduction of Music Key, YouTube’s music catalog is getting a makeover for all users, paying or not. The site will now offer complete albums,

> As part of the introduction of Music Key, YouTube’s music catalog is getting a makeover for all users, paying or not. The site will now offer complete albums, adding static video files with high-quality audio where no official videos are available. This is great news for for the huge audience that builds massive music playlists on YouTube and uses them as their primary music consumption mechanism. > For paying subscribers, YouTube will add two features that will be especially attractive to users on mobile devices: the ability to play songs in the background while using other apps and to save songs for offline listening. Really? Both of these features are implemented in plenty of third-party apps. I guess it makes more sense to view the service as a Google Play Music subscription with some added goodies, but still...