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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

Email media management application Xoopit launched in private beta today (invite link below) and announced a $5m venture

Observing April Fools Day has become a time-honored tradition for many web companies. Much like changing your logo

Today, social music site Last.fm announced that they would be sponsoring a new music category in Mozilla's Extend

Hype Machine, the much-loved MP3 blog aggregator service, has long been the place to go to find great

Major social networking site Imeem launched a developer platform tonight that will enable read/write access to user information

There was a lot of chatter over the weekend about folk punk rocker Billy Bragg's New York Times

Leave it to Radiohead, the pioneering alt-rock band that released its latest album last fall under a pay-what-you-want

Leave it to Radiohead, the pioneering alt-rock band that released its latest album last fall under a pay-what-you-want

LimeWire has just opened their online music store in beta form at store.limewire.com. The store which is reported

Are you into multimedia? Do you stream music over the web, share photos on Flickr and Picassa, watch

Songbird, the little music player/web browser mashup that everyone has high hopes for, has just released a new

P2P music service Grooveshark is at SXSW Music this week, promoting the upcoming release of an Analytics suite

The always interesting Kevin Kelly published a long post yesterday detailing how any artist -- musical or otherwise

It's getting trendy these for top-tier musical artists to buck the music labels and release their albums as

MTV and MySpace have just announced a new joint venture to create a weekly TV show called "The

Facebook today launched two new Pages for music and film aimed at getting musical artists and film makers

BricaBox is a new type of service that combines elements of social networking and content creation into a

The times are changing, Microsoft is losing and Google has won as computing moves to the web -