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Spotify Coming to the U.S.: Too Little, Too Late?
Streaming music service Spotify has such an air of mystery in the U.S. that even a glimpse of the program's interface draws in readers. For the past year, we've discussed
Great iPhone App Updates: eBay, Pandora, Palringo, Snapture
iPhone users tend to get pretty excited when they see a number alert right over the App Store icon. This means that an app or two has been updated and
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
Turn Your Home Computer Into a Music Server with Audiogalaxy
Somewhere between Napster and Kazaa on the historical timeline of online music sharing, there was Audiogalaxy. It was a great Web-based service that offered tons of high-quality and rare MP3s
New App Makes iTunes Social, Publishes Music Library to Facebook
Mobile media company ParkVu is today introducing a new Facebook application called Music WithMe which publishes your iTunes music library to Facebook where the tracks it contains can be shared,
Windows Live Becomes Even More Social: Integrates Facebook, Last.fm, Digg, and Others
Windows Live received a major makeover last November, and part of this makeover included the ability to aggregate updates from third-party services like Flickr, Pandora, or Twitter. Today, Microsoft announced
Read/WriteWeb Files: Online Music
Every week we have a feature called Read/WriteWeb Files, in which we investigate a current hot topic or company in Web technology. This week we're going to focus on Online
Innovation Index Digital Media Winners
Digital Media Winners Digital Media Winners At vero eos et accusamus et isuto odio dignissimos. Last updated on Feb 10 Amazon MP3 DRM-free downloads / taking on iTunes. last100
The Art, Science and Business of Recommendation Engines
By Alex Iskold In October last year, Netflix launched an unusual contest. The online movie rental company is offering 1 million dollars to anyone who can improve their recommendation engine
MOG Launching Five Dollar All-You-Can-Hear Music Service
Just when you thought media darling Spotify was going to be the sexiest music service of the year, music blogging platform MOG is announcing plans to offer a $5 dollar
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