Amazon Beats Apple, Google With Launch Of Unlicensed Cloud Music Locker & Player
(UPDATED) Overnight Amazon beat both Google and Apple to market with the launch of a freemium cloud based digital media locker and robust integrated music player that accesses stored tracks. Continue reading
Even Without A U.S. Launch Date, Spotify Is Hiring
Spotify hasn't completed its deals with U.S. record labels, but that hasn't stopped the music streamer from ramping up its hiring here. "Spotify is looking for rock star engineers and. Continue reading
Spotify Fights Online Attack, Pulls Ads Off Site
Spotify has pulled all third party advertising off its site as it attempts to find the source of an online attack on its system. A series of tweets over the. Continue reading
3 Reasons Labels Will Say Yes To Google Music
Google is testing its new cloud music service as labels continue to drag their feet over licencing. Rightsholders are also talking to iTune's about a similar if more restricted service.. Continue reading
Google Has Begun Testing Google Music, But Labels Still Have Not Agreed To Additonal Use
Google has begun testing its cloud music services internally, according to a report by CNet's Greg Sandoval. It's the same music system that we reported hackers had stumbled across a. Continue reading
Slacker To Add Personalized ESPN Sports Coverage
In the race to the cloud, Slacker has shown resilience and willingness to separate itself from the pack. The latest news from Slacker reveals that they have partnered with ESPN. Continue reading
If Cloud Music Booms, Do Musicians Lose?
Last week, Hypebot reported on a study that suggests cloud music will boom in the next five years. For consumers, this moment has be percolating for a decade and is. Continue reading
Psonar to Offer ‘Pay As You Go’ Music Service
Early on, the single introduced music to kids. It was a cheap way to decide which albums to buy. Many argue that the single helped establish a record buying habit. Continue reading
Apple Pushing To Launch Music Locker In April
Apple is reportedly pressuring the major labels to have all of the music licenses in place for the re-launch of their MobileMe service in April. This would allow users to. Continue reading
Cloud Music Expected To Boom In Next Five Years
Subscription music services like Rhapsody and Spotify are expected to grow significantly by 2016 due to the increased ubiquity of smartphones and a possible lowering in price. According to a. Continue reading