As the dust settles from the Sept. 25 launch of MySpace's highly anticipated and somewhat controversial new music service, the broader implications of the initiative are becoming clearer. By Antony ...

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Musicians and fans across the world this week are lamenting the loss of an estimated 50 million songs that once lived on MySpace. The news brings back bittersweet memories of the creative output that ...

MySpace co-founder Chris DeWolfe came to a worrisome conclusion last year. The online community, which began as a place where musicians connected with fans, had stopped innovating. Proof of how its ...

In the future, one Web site will serve all our music-purchasing needs, including Digital Rights Management-free downloads, ringtones, concert tickets and band merchandise. Streaming music will still ...

It's been more than five months since MySpace launched MySpace Music--so how's it doing? "Our traffic is huge," MySpace Music President Courtney Holt told CNET News in an interview. "Our usage is very ...

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MySpace announced Thursday a joint venture with three of the world’s four largest record companies — Sony BMG, Universal and Warner Music — to launch a new online music service. The service will add ...

Is MySpace the cure for what ails the major music labels? Sony BMG Music Entertainment, Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group hope it is. The three label giants have formed a joint venture with ...

I like to boast, smugly, that I haven’t paid for a CD in years. Instead, I subscribe to a music service called Rhapsody rhapsody.com that gives me all the tunes I want for $12.99 a month. But since ...

Denver — As the dust settles from Thursday's launch of MySpace's new music service, the broader implications of the initiative are becoming clearer. By Antony Bruno, The Associated Press Denver — As ...