Since 2004 it has resurfaced as an online MP3 store. For music lovers, sites like LimeWire and its predecessor, Napster, made it easy to find and acquire singles but not necessarily whole albums.

LimeWire's DRM-free MP3 store will soon begin offering more than twice as much music as it currently does, thanks to a deal with independent music distributor The Orchard. The company's ...

We were a little surprised, then, to see LimeWire open a beta of its music store this week, complete with the 256Kbps unprotected MP3 files that were promised last year. We decided to take a look ...

by JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP via Getty Images LimeWire used to be the go-to file-sharing platform for the uninitiated, where folks back then used to download MP3 files of their favorite songs--when music ...

Limewire is launching a legit music downloads store, having spent the last few years locking horns with the music industry over its Peer-to-peer file-sharing application. The store will sell DRM-free ...

At 256 Kbps, LimeWire's MP3s are relatively high ... On the other hand, there's plenty of music encoded at 320 Kbps MP3 and various lossless formats on the P2P networks. Users can pay 99 cents ...

LimeWire, renowned for its pioneering role in peer-to-peer music sharing, today announced its latest foray into the generative AI space with the launch of the LimeWire AI Music Studio. This ...

Thirteen years later, the brand is back in the music business. But this time, LimeWire is focusing on a different industry-altering technology in artificial intelligence, and it just launched an ...