27 posts and columns on streaming music
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Scores of Music Services Stream Into Crowded Field
The number of music-streaming services is set to explode next year, as record labels have warmed up to the idea of renting consumers access to a vast collection of tunes, rather than selling them individual albums or songs.Voices
Spotify to Introduce Free Mobile Music Service
The streaming-music service, Spotify, which has six million paying subscribers and 20 million active users worldwide, is planning a free, ad-supported version for mobile devices, after previously making mobile users pay a monthly fee.Voices
A Penny for Your Song? Spotify Spills Details on Artist Payments.
Ever wondered how much an artist gets every time you click their song on services like Spotify?Voices
Pandora Media Posts Q3 Loss
Pandora Media Inc. swung to a fiscal third-quarter loss as the Internet-radio provider spent more on content and sales and marketing, masking a jump in revenue as users listened to more music.Spotify Gets a New Biz Dev Head From 21st Century Fox
Jorge Espinel fills a slot left open for close to a year.Voices
Sunrise, Sunset: Why Companies Kill Products We Love
The first motivation of sunsetting is herding customer groups into larger concentrated pools of usage.News Byte
Myspace Launches a New Mobile App
Myspace debuted a new version of its website and mobile iOS application on Wednesday, aiming to jumpstart the ailing social network back to life. Among the most noteworthy features: Users are able to create personalized radio stations inside the app, streaming music from Myspace’s catalog of 53 million songs.Voices
Google to Launch Music-Streaming Service
Google Inc.’s Android unit is set to launch a paid subscription music-streaming service akin to that of Spotify AB as soon as this week, according to people familiar with the matter.Voices
Spotify Plans Asian, Latin American Launches
Spotify AB, the streaming music provider, is preparing to launch in several Asian and Latin American markets to expand beyond the predominantly Western economies it currently operates in, said a person familiar with the plan.Voices