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Will the Cloud Challenge Apple's Dynasty?
The news may be about the iPad this weekend but it's the cloud that will hover hot over Apple by the Fall and in many respects challenge its hegemony over
Rock 'Til You Plot with Last.fm
Joachim Van Herwegen, an intern at the online music company Last.fm, has plotted his company's music information against user gender and age data. These "Gender Plots" also incorporate music information
Blip.fm Dominates Social Music Mindshare While Users Bash Apple's Ping
A new study of online discussion around social music sites shows Apple's Ping is the least-talked about among Spotify, Rdio, Blip.fm and Pandora. Of the relatively little being said about
Last.fm Starts Paying Royalties to Unsigned Bands
Online music service Last.fm today announced that it will start paying out royalties to unsigned and independent bands that upload their music to last.fm. Artists will earn royalties whenever their
Here's How Google Music Plans to Compete So Late in the Game
The world's biggest search engine company turned its music initiative up a notch today. Google Music now includes an MP3 store, in addition to the cloud-based music storage that
Lady Gaga by The Numbers: We Are Hunted Report
We Are Hunted is just one of a number of web upstarts hoping to displace Billboard as the chart of record for music. What makes We Are Hunted slightly different
Indie Music Fans More Likely to Pay for Digital Streams
Streaming music services like Spotify, MOG, Rdio, Grooveshark, Slacker Radio and others are making headlines for their innovations in today's digital music economy and its extension onto our mobile devices, into our
Facebook Music Could Rock the Web - With a Little Help From its Friends
Reports are that Google is working on a cloud-based music service. Apple looks like it's headed in the direction of a new music service with its new capability to stream
Does Pandora for Cars Spell Death for Deejays?
The only reason streaming web music hasn't completely killed all other forms of music distribution is the fact that it's not available when you're traveling across wireless networks - say,
Even When Searching For Torrents, Fans Will Still Buy Music
In 2012, anybody who starts a band or begins recording their own music at home is probably not quitting their day job and awaiting huge financial returns. If they're
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