music-subscription
Google Music Service Coming to Android
According to an executive at Google, their much-anticipated music service will be launching later this year. It’s also purportedly going to be a big part of the next version of Android. This move by Google follows shortly after Apples announcement that it too will be launching a new streaming music service of its own linked [...]
How to Discover New Music
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed How do you discover new music? Don’t sit there and tell me you only like one type of music. You can’t just stop at some point in your life and decide you don’t want to listen to anything new. One thing [...]
Rhapsody vs iTunes: Which is Better, and Why?
There’s a new bot response from Pixie in chat, responding directly to the ‘what is music’ question: Chris downloads all his music through Rhapsody. As his friend, you can get a free 14-day trial (unlimited access) right now – it’s a personal jukebox that runs within your Web browser. Mac and PC compatible! Better than [...]
Real Urge for Music
I’m an URGE subscriber, so I didn’t bother to activate a Zune music subscription when I first got the device. URGE is pulling out of the Windows Media Player, apparently – and we have to contend with RealPainfulExperienceNetworks again… This is AdamR from the chat room. After watching your video about music subscription services, I [...]
iTunes vs Urge vs Rhapsody
Chris | Live Tech Support | Video Help | Add to iTunes http://live.pirillo.com/ – Berger360 wants to know more about music subscription services. He currently uses iTunes, and wonders why I feel that my music subscription service is better, and why I won’t use iTunes. My tastes and lifestyle give me a lot of opinions [...]
Cancel Napster
Hey, Napster? Thanks for making it an absolute pain in the ass to cancel our account – yet another reason to abandon your service. I had to call a phone number to tell you that I wanted to quit. Why? MTV’s new URGE service is far less problematic. Far less. I really like the Clix, [...]
