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Amazon launches free streaming music service just for Prime members
Amazon rolled out its rumored streaming music service for Prime members, Prime Music, overnight Wednesday. With about a million songs and little new content, this isn't Spotify. But it's ad-free and users can listen offline.…
Read MoreComcast to test its YouTube competitor by the end of the year
Comcast wants to give niche audiences access to a wider variety of content trough its set-top boxes, and is looking to test a streaming service later this year.…
Read MoreDramaFever to launch new platforms for documentaries and horror movies
DramaFever is going to launch dedicatd platforms for documentaries and horror movies later this year and early next year.…
Read MoreThe seven most interesting things BuzzFeed founder Jonah Peretti said to Felix Salmon in his massive interview
In a series of interviews, BuzzFeed founder Jonah Peretti talked with blogger Felix Salmon about the rise of Huffington Post, the evolution of BuzzFeed and the future of media. It's really long, so we picked out the most interesting and/or important parts…
Read MoreDish’s upcoming internet TV service to target cord cutters and “cord haters”
Dish is moving fast on getting its new internet-based TV service up and running, and it is targeting cord cutters as customers for the new service.…
Read MoreAn iTunes for news? Blendle says it has built one, but the history of such efforts isn’t encouraging
A Dutch startup called Blendle has built what it calls an iTunes for news that allows users to pay small amounts for individual newspaper and magazine articles, something the newspaper industry has dreamed about for some time -- but efforts to create one have repeatedly failed…
Read MoreGlenn Britt, the former CEO of Time Warner Cable, has died
Glenn Britt spent four decades in the cable industry and saw the transition of the pay TV business from selling analog TV to selling digital services, including broadband.…
Read MoreIt’s not just Hachette — Amazon stops taking pre-orders on Warner Bros. movies, too
Amazon is blocking pre-orders on Warner Bros. DVDs as the companies negotiate a new contract.…
Read MoreSony’s new $99 PlayStation TV box could be key to its TV service plans
Sony's PlayStation TV mini console will be able to access the company's music and video services -- and likely also play a key role in launching its TV service.…
Read MoreIn win for libraries, court rules database of Google-scanned books is “fair use”
The Authors Guild has lost yet another legal battle in a long-running dispute over who can access digital copies of library books created under Google's book-scanning program.…
Read MoreThe good news is more people are reading the news, the hard part is figuring out how to pay for it
A new report from the World Association of Newspapers shows that more people than ever are reading the news, both in print and online -- but paying for it is getting harder, as ad revenue continues to fall and digital fails to make up the difference…
Read MoreGerman TV giant buys major stake in Deezer
German TV conglomerate ProSiebenSat.1 has acquired a significant stake of the European music streaming service Deezer, according to a report by local…
Read MoreIs Medium a platform or a publisher? And is Matter a magazine or a collection? Yes
Medium founder Evan Williams tried to clear up some of the confusion around whether his site is a platform, a publisher or a kind of magazine -- but some of that confusion can't be dispelled because the service has elements of all three. Sometimes it's okay to experiment…
Read MoreVolunteer archivists save big parts of the Justin.tv archive
The recent decision of video streaming website Justin.tv to get rid of its archives and delete countless videos hosted on its website…
Read MoreWhere to watch the 2014 FIFA World Cup live online, and how to stream it without cable
Want to watch the World Cup while at work, on the go, or without cable? Then check out our ultimate guide with all the links you need to know.…
Read MoreTime Inc. is independent, but saddled with debt and digitally adrift — 3 things it needs to do
Time Warner has spun off its magazine-publishing arm as a separate company, but the legendary firm faces the same challenge as the New York Times and other traditional media players: How to get from a print-centric world to a digital one…
Read MoreNetflix to suspend its controversial ISP error messages
No more finger-pointing from Netflix, at least not within its apps: The streaming service is suspending a controversial congestion notice program.…
Read MoreVLC is getting Chromecast support for iOS, Android and desktop versions
VLC wants to add media casting capabilities to its iOS and Android apps as well as to its desktop players.…
Read MoreGuess what: Some people are on Amazon’s side in Amazon vs. Hachette
Amazon is largely considered the bad guy as the negotiations with Hachette continue. But not everybody feels that way.…
Read MoreSCOTUSblog continues to run up against the white blood-cell response of traditional media
SCOTUSblog is recognized as one of the leading sites for analysis and commentary on Supreme Court decisions, but it has been unable to get accreditation as an official media outlet from either the court or the Senate press gallery's committee of journalists…
Read MoreClose to half of all U.S. households subscribe to Netflix, Amazon Prime or Hulu Plus
The use of online video services is growing quickly in the U.S., and ten percent of pay TV subscribers are getting ready to cut the cord.…
Read MoreGrab the remote: Chromebooks can now watch Play Movies, TV shows offline
After what seemed an eternity, Google(s goog) Chromebook owners can finally watch Google Play video content offline on their devices. Earlier last…
Read MoreNetflix and Verizon in public cat-fight over poor video quality
So who's to blame for your lousy Netflix streams? Netflix pointed the finger at Verizon, but the telecom giant is not taking the accusation lightly.…
Read MoreChromecast launches in Brazil, now available in 19 countries
Google (s GOOG) has launched its Chromecast streaming stick in Brazil, where the device is selling for R$ 199 (about $87.95) through…
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