The Internet’s $10 Million Mix Tapes

As the music industry struggles to find its way in the digital era, it is seeing unlikely trailblazers in the likes of Beethoven, Mozart and Bach.

Sony Raises the Curtain on Ariama, Its Classical iTunes

Want your classical music on your iPhone, now? Sony Music is thinking about you: The label has opened up Ariama, the all-classical online store we told you about last summer.

Download Me, Amadeus! Sony Set to Open a Classical iTunes

Frustrated with mediocre sales, Sony prepares its own online store dedicated to classical music, and perhaps jazz as well. The other big labels should be on board in time for a fall launch.

The New York Times Gets Out of the Radio Business, Collects $45 Million

The New York Times is getting out of the radio business. Did you know the New York Times was in the radio business? Exactly. Anyway, now it’s not. The cash-strapped publisher has sold WQXR-FM for $45 million, carving up the asset into two packages for different buyers–local NPR affiliate WNYC and Spanish-language broadcaster Univision Radio. The money will go to paying down the paper’s debt: Not much, but more than the company may get for the Boston Globe.
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Log On, Listen, Blog, Discuss

Music-enthusiast site MOG.com allows users to simultaneously blog about and listen to millions of songs that fuel their online discussions.