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Mobile radio apps jump from the smartphone to the dashboard at CES
Three years ago at CES car stereos started talking to smartphones to control apps like Pandora. This year radio apps are moving en masse from the smartphone into the dashboard. Smartphones still provide the critical mobile data link, although one … finish reading Mobile radio apps jump from the smartphone to the dashboard at CES
Posted in cars, Internet radio, mobile radio
Tagged Aha, CES, Chrysler Uconnect, Consumer Electronics Show, Ford Sync, GM, iHeart Radio, MOG, Pandora, Rhapsody, Slacker, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio
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Rdio challenges Pandora, Spotfiy and last.fm with ad-free music stream
Rdio is a year-old entrant into the online music streaming marketplace, offering a Spotify-like experience that allows listeners to choose the exact artist, albums and songs they want to hear. Founded by the creators of Skype, Rdio previously had been … finish reading Rdio challenges Pandora, Spotfiy and last.fm with ad-free music stream
Spotify in the US – a review: Is it a Pandora & last.fm killer?
Spotify is an online streaming music service that has been available in parts of Europe since 2008. It differentiates itself from popular US music services like Pandora and last.fm by permitting users to actually select the specific artists and songs … finish reading Spotify in the US – a review: Is it a Pandora & last.fm killer?
Posted in Internet radio, mobile, music, music sharing, product review
Tagged Internet radio, Last.fm, mobile, Pandora, Rhapsody
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Slacker Radio's caching aims to bypass AT&T data caps
Hot on the heels of AT&T’s new data pricing plans, Slacker Radio released the new version 2.0 of their app which will permit listeners to cache their stations while on a wifi network. Then the stations can be listened to … finish reading Slacker Radio's caching aims to bypass AT&T data caps
Posted in Internet radio, mobile, mobile radio, music
Tagged AT&T, caching, Internet radio, iPhone, Rhapsody, Slacker Radio, streaming
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The decade's most important radio trends #3: iPod and iTunes lure listeners away from terrestrial radio
Music listening has changed dramatically in the past decade in large part because of the rise of digital music. Following the explosion and shut down of illegal file sharing service Napster (1999-2001), a variety of digital music companies attempted to … finish reading The decade's most important radio trends #3: iPod and iTunes lure listeners away from terrestrial radio
Posted in mobile, music, Uncategorized
Tagged Diamond Rio, digital music, digital music players, eMusic, iPhone, iPod, iTunes, MP3, music downloads, Napster, Nomad Jukebox, Rhapsody, trends, Uplister, WRXP
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