Advertisement
- ESPN-New York moves to 98.7, bumping urban AC "Kiss"
- Four in Ten People Connect Their TV to the Net
- The 25+ Road Trip, Part I
- Sales Management 101: Learn from Mother Nature
- The Power Of Prep
- NYC's 92.3 Destined to become WFAN-FM? Discussion
- "K92"/Orlando and Shadow Parting Company: Rumor
- Veteran NYC Air Talent, Author Pete Fornatale Passes
- Philadelphia's "Fanatic" Snags 76ers
- Downsized by a RIF? Tell the Industry You're Looking for Work on Our Free Jobs Board
News
Apple’s cloud-based music service may debut in April
Hypebot says the long-expected service might cost $20 a month, and allow users to store all their music and other content in "the cloud", so it would be available to the user on any mobile device. Hypebot says the much-rumored debut from Apple “places pressure on Slacker to get
their on-demand service to market, and for Spotify to finalize their
U.S. deals” with record labels. Spotify is popular in the UK and Europe, but is still lining up its supply deals for the U.S.
market. Historically, Americans have been slow to adopt the cloud-based approach, preferring to store music on their own devices.
Previous and Next Stories
-
Is Howard Stern getting a 3-day work week?
-
Radio One's Ms. Smiley to program the Detroit cluster
-
The child-rape case of ex-WRKO talker Reese Hopkins heads to the jury
-
A gun-wielding man threatens staffers at Vancouver's CKKQ-FM
-
Radio's Mike Catherwood is rock-bottom on DWTS
-
Equipment thieves silence an Ohio radio station
- Howard Stern's production company is suing Sirius XM
-
Making Moves: Tuesday, March 22, 2011
- Virginia/N.C. Station WBRF Reverts To Classic Country
-
Day 2 of Arbitron's February PPMs: Washington, Boston, Detroit, Miami, 8...
- NBA Philadelphia 76ers move from CBS to Greater Media, very soon
-
NYC radio personality and music authority Pete Fornatale dies at 66
-
Making Moves: Thursday, April 26, 2012
- Mark OBrien named market manager of CC Jacksonville
-
FCC proposes rules allowing non-comms to raise money for catastrophic ev...
- Journal's radio revenues up in 1Q 2012
- SAG-AFTRA threatens to stop music video performers in their tracks
-
Now what happens at WBLS, New York and with the Kiss staff?
- Compass offers LA Angels baseball 'game of the week'
-
Spotify eyes Pandora-like product for U.S.
























