The streaming music service's losses increased — but revenue grew much faster.
"Not true."
The new music video attracted some nine million views over the weekend.
But it would like more from YouTube.
Stem raises $4.5 million.
Tidal will still have the exclusive streaming rights.
"Dearly inebriated ..."
And why it's harder than it should be.
The world's biggest music label hires a digital music vet.
RIAA boss Cary Sherman says Katy Perry and the rest of the music business are getting a bad deal.
"We have a real audience that respects us, and artists know and respect that."
"The Life of Pablo" leaves its Tidal-only shell tomorrow. We think.
Here's a guess: Videos.
Like Spotify, Apple and many others, it's $10 a month. The free version is sticking around, but some songs may move behind a pay wall.
Brian McAndrews leaves after 2.5 years.
Today, a new series of music documentaries. Down the road: A Dr. Dre miniseries.
Streaming generated $2.4 billion in the U.S. last year. It should be much more, says the RIAA.
The streaming music service reaches an agreement with the National Music Publisher's Association.
NBCU and HBO vet Alison Moore comes on board.
Vevo's complicated ownership structure and its intimate ties to Google and YouTube make it a knotty business to get your head around.
That should have been more fun.
That took a while.
Will she debut it during the Super Bowl half time show?
Took a while.
The singer-songwriter weaves a tale of music history from the days of Lennon and Hendrix through to the present using a range of technology.
The new iPad version of the app adds an interface called Live Loops -- basically GarageBand's take on a MIDI controller.
My favorite clips. Send me yours and we'll add them in:
It's not Apple-Beats. But it is interesting.
Kept playing, though.
Cracker's David Lowery leads class-action lawsuit.
Foursquare is raising money at less than half its peak valuation.
Here. There. Everywhere. Get it? Hohohohoho Merry Christmas.