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YouTube Adds 25k New Songs to Publishing Tool
YouTube is announcing today that video publishers will now have more than 25,000 new songs to choose between for their video soundtracks. The songs are provided by independent music licensing
3 Complaints About The State of Online Music
Despite all of the great innovation happening in online music, there are 3 frustrating things for consumers that need to be addressed by Apple, Google, Facebook and others. It's
Hulu Looks to Expand Outside the US
Hulu, the partnership between NBC, ABC and Fox experimenting with high-quality, ad-supported, professional online video content, is aiming to break out of its US-only limited service. Jessica Vascellaro and Sam
Spotify: Much-Hyped Years-Old European Music Service Enters Now-Crowded US Market [Poll]
Is the European music streaming service Spotify finally ready to come to the United States? When U.S. Web users visit Spotify.com they see the above image along with a
Is Spotify Doomed By Its Low Artist Royalty Payments?
Tech and music enthusiasts in the United States were overjoyed when Spotify finally launched here in July. The on-demand music streaming service had been all the rage in Europe for
EMI Music DRM-free: What It Means For The Online Music Industry
The big news today is that EMI Music announced a new higher quality DRM-free music download offering. It is a premium service, covering EMI's entire digital catalogue, and will enable
Qtrax Launches: Free and Legal Music Downloads Have Arrived
The long-delayed but much-anticipated service from Qtrax is finally going to launch - supposedly going live this Sunday at 12:00 am Eastern. Qtrax, in case you haven't heard, is a
Band Metrics: Music Analytics Service Readies Public Beta
Band Metrics is a new semantic web application, currently in private beta but about to go public, which aims to give musicians the ability to measure the success of their
Get Your Own Theme at Method Music
If you're a "Family Guy" fan like me, you might remember the episode where Peter finds a genie in a lamp and wishes for his own theme music. Well, a
Steve Jobs Asks Record Labels To Abolish DRM
Apple CEO Steve Jobs has posted his Thoughts on Music in the 'Hot News' section of the Apple website. He starts off by explaining the background to Apple's DRM on
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