• June 6th, 2013

    7digital Makes A Play To Be The Go-To Streaming Radio Backend As Google And Apple Services Loom

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    7digital, the London-based company that offers digital music store services to some of the world’s leading consumer electronics companies, including Samsung and Blackberry, as well as to smaller companies and startups like doubleTwist and Turntable.fm, is announcing the wide release of its streaming music platform for DMCA radio partners in the U.S. → Read More

    July 24th, 2012

    Online Radio Service TuneIn Comes To Tesla’s Model S, Now Available On 200 Platforms

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    TuneIn‘s online radio service that lets people listen to music, sports and news on their smartphones and on the web, just announced that it is now available on 200 different distribution platforms. The platforms include everything from smartphones, home entertainment systems, connected TV and – most recently – connected cars. Indeed, the 200th platform the company announced today is Tesla’s new → Read More

    March 9th, 2012

    Crowdsourced Streaming Music Service Jelli Arrives On Android, Adds SXSW Radio

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    Jelli, the user-controlled music streaming service, is releasing a specially curated SXSW-themed station today, which will feature the indie bands playing at the festival. The playlist for the station will be crowdsourced in real-time and made available on both web and mobile.

    And speaking of mobile, Jelli has good news on that front, too – it’s finally available on Android. → Read More

    May 13th, 2009

    VTech moves from cordless phones to cordless music

    In the me-too world of wireless music streaming, it’s unusual to find a device that does something a little different. And while the latest offering from VTech doesn’t manage to add too many features to make itself stand out from the crowd, its $199 price tag ought to distance it somewhat. → Read More

    November 1st, 2007

    Jango: Social radio done right

    Moving to NYC revived my faith in music as I often frequented popular venues like the Bowery Ballroom, Irving Plaza, Pianos and other hotbeds for new music. I haven’t been to a show in quite some time, which has resulted in me listening to the same albums I’ve been listening to for the last four months. It really sucks because music helps me get through an otherwise monotonous and boring day. → Read More

    July 9th, 2007

    Last.fm Inks Deal For Sony BMG Catalog

    Last.fm might be the rebel amongst online radio stations, but they just inked a global deal with Sony BMG that will bring a huge collection of popular artists like Avril Lavigne, Michael Jackson, Justin Timberlake, and The Boss to the Internet radio’s community as well as an extensive catalog of classic oldies. Last.fm’s fancy recommendation system will serve as a springboard for burgeoning… → Read More