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"Fear This!" Says the Pirate Bay, Hinting at a New Music Site
As we noted last week when the music industry released an annual report detailing its continued decline in revenue, "piracy" seems to be the go-to scapegoat, the reason that the
Wal-Mart Gives Consumers Number 1 Reason DRM is Not the Answer
The music industry is struggling to gain a foot-hold in the battle with online piracy. The options available for music lovers to grow their music collection digitally is tremendous
Google, Universal Music Partner To Sell DRM-Free Music
Google and Universal Music Group will be partnering with gBox, Inc., an online music retailer, to sell DRM-free music tracks via Google search results. gBox, based in Apple's backyard of
Can Google's Upcoming MP3 Store Compete With iTunes?
In May, Google launched a long-awaited music service that landed with somewhat of a thud. Compared to some of the rumors that were flying around, Google Music turned out to
100 Years of Dance Music = Data With a Beat
The travel geeks at Thomson have created a data visualization you can dance to. They tracked the top-level dance genres over the past century, and expressed the data as an
New Social Network for Music, Worldsings, Launches with Contest for World's Best Song
A new social networking site for music called WorldSings wants to "unite artists and music fans from around the world." If that concept sounds a lot like what MySpace is
MOG isn't Just a Streaming Music App: It's a Music News Destination
MOG, an up-and-coming streaming music service, has just launched its own editorial hub called the MOG Music Network. This online news source goes hand-in-hand with its music listening service, the
BBC's Semantic Music Project
The BBC Music Beta project is an ongoing effort by the BBC to build semantically linked and annotated web pages about artists and singers whose songs are played on BBC
On-Demand Music Service MOG Comes to the Living Room - Mobile Apps Coming Soon
MOG, the increasingly popular on-demand music service, just announced its first hardware partnership. MOG's users can now access the service from their Roku players in the living room. Last week,
What's that Space Cowboy? Last.fm Adds Lyrics
Last.fm, one of our favorite music recommendation and discovery services, announced a partnership with LyricFind today, which will bring lyrics for about 800,000 songs from major and independent labels to
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