we7 launches full Android app with free trial
we7 has launched its music streaming app on Android handsets, offering users a free during a two week trial period with access to millions of songs.
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UK reaches 500m digital music downloads
Britain recently passed the 500-million mark for digital music downloads, and figures out this year suggest another record total in 2010, according to the Official Charts Company (OCC).
Apple's music social network Ping gets 1m users in 2 days
Apple announced last week that more than one million users signed up for Ping in the service’s first 48 hours of availability.
Apple’s music social network Ping gets 1m users in 2 days
Apple announced last week that more than one million users signed up for Ping in the service’s first 48 hours of availability.
Apple’s music social network Ping gets 1m users in 2 days
Apple announced last week that more than one million users signed up for Ping in the service’s first 48 hours of availability.
Amazon takes on iTunes, buys online music store Amie Street
Amazon has bought Amie, and online music store it funded in the past, as it gears up to counter Apple’s iTunes dominance.
New social network Pic-Nic Village lets users 'own website' as part of co-op
Music entrepreneur Pete Lawrence has launched a crowdfunding initiative to finance the development of a social network for creatives that intends to ‘blur the boundaries between business and leisure’.
New social network Pic-Nic Village lets users ‘own website’ as part of co-op
Music entrepreneur Pete Lawrence has launched a crowdfunding initiative to finance the development of a social network for creatives that intends to ‘blur the boundaries between business and leisure’.
New social network Pic-Nic Village lets users ‘own website’ as part of co-op
Music entrepreneur Pete Lawrence has launched a crowdfunding initiative to finance the development of a social network for creatives that intends to ‘blur the boundaries between business and leisure’.
Brits 'wasting money' on flat-rate broadband packages
Brits are paying more than they need to for the internet, a report commissioned by telecoms firm O2 has found.