Grooveshark: the latest test of online safe harbors
Online music service Grooveshark is swimming in murky legal waters, as evidenced by the copyright-infringement lawsuit that three major record companies are now bringing against the site's owners and...
View ArticlePromote Your Shows on Facebook with ReverbNation
Many artists and music industry professionals turn to ReverbNation for marketing, promotion and social media tools, so they should be pleased to hear about the company’s newest beta launch of a...
View ArticleOnline music: Rhapsody reaches 1 million subscribers, finally
Rhapsody, the longest-running subscription-music service, announced Thursday that it had finally crossed the 1 million subscriber threshold. Before you cue the cork-popping, bear in mind that Rhapsody...
View ArticleStill shopping? Amazon launches Best of Digital store
Amazon.com, the world's largest online retailer, has launched a Best of Digital store full of items it recommends. Items for sale include mp3 music files, downloadable movies, apps, games, magazines,...
View ArticleAn experimental music app for New York’s High Line park
The Gaits is an experimental music application that can be used at New York's High Line park.
View ArticleFive ways to get started with your new Android phone
So you've got an Android smartphone. Now what? Here are five ways to start.
View ArticleFive ways to get started with your new iPhone
So you got an Apple iPhone for Christmas. Now what? Here are five places to start.
View ArticleiPhone app scratches an itch for wannabe DJs
What does it take to be a pro DJ? It used to be two turntables and a microphone. Not so anymore. It's not unusual to see iPads and iPhones instead. DJ really doesn't mean disc jockey these days; it's...
View ArticleLL Cool J hypes new product at CES — and it’s not headphones
LL Cool J: At CES 2012, rapper-actor LL Cool J debuts the Boomdizzle Virtual Recording Studio, which enables music artists to collaborate over the Internet no matter where they are.
View Article50 Cent sounds off at CES on new headphone line
50 Cent attends the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas to promote his new headphones, Sync by 50 and Street by 50. Celebrity headphones are a fast-growing industry, led by the Beats by Dr. Dre line.
View ArticleMonster, Beats by Dr. Dre to split up, but first: new headphones
Beats Electronics and Monster Cable Products, which defined the $1-billion headphone industry with the Beats by Dr. Dre line, will part ways at year's end. But first, a wave of new Beats by Dr. Dre...
View ArticleApple’s iBooks 2, iBooks Author: Bids to own publishing’s future
Apple's new iBooks 2, iBooks Author and iTunes U apps are moves to capture the future of education and self-publishing. The apps are also a move to continue to build on the success Apple had under the...
View ArticleVimeo Adds Cloud Tool and New Soundtrack Options
Growing YouTube alternative Vimeo is looking to attract more video creators to its platform with the addition of some new features – a cloud-based enhancement tool and new soundtrack options. The...
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