Google opened its new music store to all comers in the US this week, touting its partnerships with music labels and indie musicians, and its broad reach thanks to the Android Market. The new store has ...
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We already know that Amazon.com has run a music store for years. Heck, along with dozens of books, toys, gizmos, and other material goods, I've purchased CDs, streamed music samples, and galore. But ...
Amazon dropped the bomb today by announcing its DRM-free music store. The previously-rumored store will be launched sometime "later this year" and offer unprotected MP3 files for purchase. The Amazon ...
Listening to music on your TV? Why not? According to a recent survey by YouGov, more than 40% of people who own a smart TV want to use it to listen to music. Perhaps that’s in part why Amazon chose to ...
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Remember last week when doubleTwist gave us that remade 1984 commercial with the promise that change was coming on October 6th? Guess what? It is October 6th and doubleTwist has a pretty interesting ...
Sony BMG will join EMI, Vivendi’s Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group in selling music through Amazon ’s MP3 store, making it the last of the major’s to start retailing DRM-free music, ...
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