Sony BMG Developing Online Music Service

March 25, 2008 By MATT MOORE, AP Business Writer

(AP) -- The CEO of Sony BMG Music Entertainment says that the company is developing an online music subscription service that would give users unlimited access to its music and be compatible with a host of digital music players.

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