Amazon Cloud Music Player looks useful for someone who does not want to carry around a MP3 player to their office, but rather just use Amazon Cloud player to play music with their work or school computers with an internet by using Amazon online cloud player.
Possibly, but I think most schools or work don't care about how much bandwidth you use because of their great ISP plan. I used to stream YouTube videos which also uses a lot of bandwidth from school and other places all the time, and no one complained. Many of the computer staff also do the same thing I believe, so no one will complain unless the principal complains, but I bet the principal also uses a lot of his spare time surfing on YouTube from work. Plus, all the students in the library lab will complain if YouTube got blocked at College.
I think schools and work uses ultra fast broadband which almost has an unlimited bandwidth cap.
I stream anime, music, and videos at home a lot, and my ISP never complained thanks to net neutrality meaning I can complain to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and charities which supports net neutrality, and the ISP will have bad news like the time they tried to slow down and block bittorrent traffic .
