Saavn is a company based in New York that is leading the South Asian audio entertainment streaming platform. It provides its customers high quality and advertisement free music at no cost at all (fair usage policy applies however). The company has partnered up with Jazz, one of the most popular cellular networks in Pakistan for a new venture. The new venture between Saavn and Jazz allows subscribers to access Saavn Pro through Jazz Free Music Bundle. The platform has an extensive collection of over 30 million songs that are available without any data charges. It also has the added advantage of offline music so you can listen to your favorite tunes in areas with weak data coverage as well. Subscribers of Jazz Free Music Bundle will be able to stream and download music all the while saving on internet charges.
Head of Data service Jazz, Muhammad Ali Khan commented, “Jazz is customer – obsessed. We strive to deliver this commitment and provide the best, most-value driven services to our customers. Our partnership with Saavn enforces this.”
Gary Bhattacharya, VP of Carrier Partnerships – Saavn, added, “It is our constant endeavor to find innovative ways to deliver the best possible audio entertainment experience through engaging content and access to our premium music catalog. We look forward to building on our association with Jazz and deliver its users in Pakistan with the Saavn experience.”
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What we’re seeing is a collaboration based on customer centric satisfaction. It is part of the Telco’s larger mission to boost up customer loyalty by high speed connection. It aims to enrich customer experience through entertainment and other value added services (VAS).
To access Saavn, you will have to subscribe to Jazz Free Music Bundle, details for which are here.
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