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Back in February we reported that Buzzd, a Mobile Web social networking service used at bars, clubs and

We weren't kidding when we said Wikis are now serious business. For music, WikiAudio is providing a

The Filter, a personalized content filtering system which had been hanging around in beta status since sometime in

Last.fm is a great music service that keeps track of your listening habits. Though you can view stats

The Rock Hard Times is a music search engine and database where you can perform searches or browse

Rifflet is a new site where musicians can gather to finish each other's work. The concept involves the

The music search engine and Internet jukebox, Songza, lets you seek out any song on the web and

Here at the JavaOne conference in San Francisco Neil Young just announced that his whole life's work will

It was just a couple of months ago that Nine Inch Nails released part of their new album

BBC Radio 1 announced a major update to their music charts about a week ago. Traditionally, mainstream music

Gainesville, Florida-based Grooveshark, a music sharing startup that we first profiled in August today launched their latest product:

Recently, a new Wikipedia mashup came on the scene - WikiFM, this one a mashup of Wikipedia and

Music futurist Gerd Leonhard has just released an informative video explaining what music 2.0 is and how the

Today, Last.fm is announcing some stats on their free streaming radio service and its impact on music sales.

Via an article in the New Scientist today, we were pointed to a Microsoft research project called MySong.

Are the Pixies, Negativeland and early Radiohead what you consider classic music? Wether or not that's the case,

On the same day that Apple announced that iTunes had surpassed Wal-Mart as the number one music retailer

When MySpace first launched, one of its main draws was the music offered by independent artists on the

Over the weekend, this post on Paul Graham's blog got a lot of attention. The title was "How

Chumby Industries, makers of the Wi-Fi video and widget displaying device, the Chumby, have just announced $12.5 million