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As publishers face up to whatever might be their next existential crisis — there are so many options from which to choose, including Substack stealing all their writers; or Clubhouse pulling in
Piano is expanding its platform for digital publishers with the acquisition of AT Internet, a 25-year-old analytics company based in France. Even if you don’t recognize Piano as a company, TechCrunc
There has been a longstanding gulf between the consumption of music and the creation of it: not everyone has the time or money to spend on lessons and instruments, and for those in school, many music
Nearly every online publisher has launched or announced a paywall — but of course, even the ones that are successful won’t convince every reader, or even the majority of readers, to sign up. N
While the ONE Smart Keyboard Pro doesn’t have a sweet demo tune nor can it play barking dog Jingle Bells without some help, it can teach you or your kids how to play piano. The elegant keyboard
Publisher tools and paywall company Piano is announcing a new tool that could give publishers more freedom to experiment with paywalls and other business models. The company was created last year fro
Founded in 2010, Israeli startup <a target="_blank" href="http://www.joytunes.com/">JoyTunes</a> has been on a mission to become the Rosetta Stone of music -- to help those looking to learn play an in
Today at the <a target="_blank" href="http://launchedu.co/">LAUNCH Education Conference</a> in Mountain View, an Israeli startup named <a target="_blank" href="http://www.joytunes.com/">JoyTunes</a> s
<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/piano.jpg" />This piano was created by separating the keys out of an electric keyboard from the controls, to make the controls face uprig
So the only thing cooler than a dude using Windows XP is a dude playing sounds from XP on his Piano. This douchewad goes and runs the gamut with sounds from Windows XP. He does everything from “
If you’re an accomplished pianist and want to take your keyboarding with you on the go, this $30 cheap-ass USB keyboard might just do the trick. It rolls up for portability and rolls out the jams fo