Browse tag: subscription

Browse tag: subscription

Apple, Sonos, or Squeezebox: What's best for getting your audio all over your house?
We love Sonos' Digital Music System and Logitech's Squeezebox, but Dan Frakes and Jason Snell set out to determine if they could build a comparable system from AirPort Express units and other Apple gear. Their experiences can help you decide which is the best system for getting your music around your house.
Logitech debuts Squeezebox Touch, Radio
Logitech has announced two new Squeezebox network music players, both with 4.3-inch, full-color screens. The Squeezebox Touch features a touchscreen version of the display; the Squeezebox Radio includes a built-in speaker and alarm-clock functions.
Subscriptions, Sonos, and the Second Coming
Key to music subscriptions making sense is getting music out of the computer and into the home. Sonos has nailed it. Apple could too.
Hands on with Napster
Napster is reborn (again) and while it has rough edges, it's affordability make those edges easier to take.
The Macalope Weekly: It’s the ruination of X as we know it!
Forget global warming and the economy. The real reason the world is in danger is simple: software bundles, variable music pricing, and subscription services. In times like these, we turn to the Macalope.
Variable iTunes pricing and the future
What does variable pricing buy Apple? Perhaps necessary cooperation with the music industry and a stake in the future.
eMusic hits 250 million downloads
eMusic, the indie song downloading service, recently celebrated reaching the 250 million song download milestone.
‘SkyTunes’ pits Sky against Apple’s iTunes
U.K.-based Sky plans to take on iTunes with a subscription-based music service. Music label Universal has already signed on with Sky.
Free music from the Rhapsody MP3 Store
Before you dash off to that barbeque, take the time to get a free album from the newly opened Rhapsody MP3 Store.
MySpace Music and the benefits of competition
MySpace and the music labels join to kick the stuffing out of iTunes. That trump you hear does not signal the end of the world.
Speaking of subscriptions
Who says music subscription services are poison?