The Promo Bay: Make Your Band Famous With The Pirate Bay
Published By Shadowon On Tuesday, January 17th 2012. Under Entertainment, Technology Tags: Bands and Artists, Filesharing, Independent Artists, Music, Pirate Bay, Promo Bay
The Pirate Bay has released a new platform that will make it easier for unknown artists to market themselves. The new service, known as The Promo Bay, is supposed to be a platform for unknown and independent artists who want to find a new audience. All kinds of artists are ... Continue Reading
Yet Another Spotify Challenger: rara.com
Published By Shadowon On Wednesday, December 14th 2011. Under Entertainment, Mobile, Social Networks, Videos Tags: Android, Hewlett-Packard, Music, Omnifone, rara.com, Rob Lewis, Spotify, Streaming media
Yesterday, another new music service planning to compete directly with music streaming services like Spotify, was launched across 18 countries. Rara.com is an ad-free music streaming subscription service and Omnifone, the UK company behind the service, expect that the service will be available in 40 countries within a year.
Rara Chairman ... Continue Reading
Spotify Apps Are Here, Download Today
Published By Shadowon On Thursday, December 1st 2011. Under Downloads, Entertainment, Social Networks, Videos Tags: Facebook, Last.fm, Moodagent, Music, Songkick, Spotify, Spotify Apps, TuneWiki, We Are Hunted
During a press conference yesterday, Spotify launched a new platform that makes it possible to create apps for the music service. The new platform known as Spotify Apps allows third party developers to create small apps that can be used to bring you new and exciting music experiences built around ... Continue Reading
Facebook is Planning a “Major” Profile Redesign at f8
Published By Shadowon On Tuesday, September 20th 2011. Under Entertainment, Social Networks Tags: F8 conference, Facebook, Multimedia framework, Music, Redesign, Social network, Spotify, User profile
The tech blog Mashable writes that Facebook will be launching a major redesign of user profiles at the f8 developer conference this week. Mashable cites two sources that are reported to be close to the company.
Details about the update are few, but according to the sources, this is a very ... Continue Reading
Facebook to Create Music Service
Published By Shadowon On Thursday, September 8th 2011. Under Entertainment, Social Networks Tags: F8 conference, Facebook, MOG, Music, Online Music, Rdio, Spotify, Streaming
Facebook has announced that they are planning to launch a service for streaming music. The new service will be revealed during the F8 developer conference on September 22. Facebook already have a very good position in the market of social networking, online gaming and advertising, and now they want to ... Continue Reading
This is Sony Ericsson’s New Music Phone
Published By Shadowon On Monday, August 22nd 2011. Under Mobile, Social Networks, Videos Tags: Android, Facebook, Live with Walkman, Mobile Phone, Music, Qriocity, Sony Ericsson, Walkman
It's been a while since we've heard anything about the music phones from Sony Ericsson, with the Walkman logo. With the new Sony Ericsson music phone, "Live with Walkman", the company promises a phone for people who love both music and Facebook.
The specifications, however, is not the hottest around. With ... Continue Reading
Spotify Free/Open: No More Unlimited Listening
Published By Shadowon On Thursday, April 14th 2011. Under Entertainment, Social Networks Tags: Daniel Ek, Free, Music, Music-On-Demand, Online, Premium, Spotify, Unlimited
Spotify founder Daniel Ek wrote today on the official blog that the company will introduce some changes in the free version of Spotify. As of now, the Spotify Free/Open service allows the user to listen to an unlimited amount of music, only interrupted by a small amount of forced advertising ... Continue Reading
A New Spotify Experience!
Published By Shadowon On Tuesday, March 15th 2011. Under Downloads, Entertainment Tags: Music, Playlist, ShareMyPlaylists, Spotify, Streaming media
If you are a Spotify user, you have probably already browsed all of your friends playslists in search for some new music. An other way to get new music is to visit the web site ShareMyPlaylists. Here you can share your own playlists with the rest of the world or ... Continue Reading
Spotify and Shazam Team Up
Published By Shadowon On Friday, January 14th 2011. Under Entertainment, Mobile Tags: Android, iOS, Music, Shazam, Spotify, Streaming media
The music search service Shazam has just announced that they have entered into a partnership with Spotify. The partnership means that Spotify will be integrated into all of Shazam's clients for iOS and Android.
Shazam is a music search service that allows the phone to listen to a song for a ... Continue Reading
U.S. Launch of Spotify Will Not Happen This Year
Published By Shadowon On Wednesday, December 8th 2010. Under Entertainment, Mobile, Technology Tags: DanielEk, MOG (online music), Music, Rhapsody, Spotify, United States
Founder and CEO Daniel Ek of Spotify, said earlier this year that a launch in the U.S. would be likely to happen during 2010. At the conference D: Dive Into Mobile, which was organized by The Wall Street Journal, he announced that Spotify will probably not be able launch Spotify ... Continue Reading
Twitter + Ping = Discovering More Music
Published By Shadowon On Friday, November 12th 2010. Under Mac/Apple, Social Networks, Videos Tags: Apple, iTunes, Music, Social network, Twitter
Twitter announced yesterday, in a blog post, that the company has entered into a partnership with Apple. This partership means that users of Apple's music service Ping can share the music they listen to via Twitter.
When clicking on a song in Ping you can choose to share your song with ... Continue Reading
Apple Tries to Stop Spotify
Published By Shadowon On Friday, October 8th 2010. Under Entertainment, Mac/Apple Tags: Apple, Free, Music, Spotify
According to sources at Cnet, executives from Apple in meetings with the American recording industry, has tried to convince them not to enter into any contract with Swedish Spotify.
It has been a long fight for Spotify to convince the American record companies to license their music catalogs, so that the ... Continue Reading
























