Napster and Dwango Sign Deal for Mobile Ringtones
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The Napster Mobile service will launch in the US and Canada in 2005 and will utilize a special Napster interface. Users will be able to download ringtones and earn credits redeemable on Napster PC-based service at the same time.
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'We hear the kids like these MP3 things' Napster will once again deal in the scourge that are MP3s now that the major record labels have decided that MP3s are not evil but rather their future.â¦
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Napster launched a portable version of its digital music service in the U.S. and the U.K. on Thursday, hoping to tempt users with an "all-you-can-eat" monthly subscription model. Called Napster To Go, the company will charge users $14.95 in the U.S. and Â£14.95 ($29) in the U.K. per month, letting them download an unlimited number of songs onto compatible MP3 players as well as their PCs. Napster users can fill and refill compatible MP3 players with their choice of tracks, but must plug, or dock, the device into their PC at least once every 30 days into order for Napster to verify they are still paying customers. If a user stops paying their monthly subscription fee, the music will no longer play on the device. As with Apple's iTunes, Napster also offers users the option of buying individual tracks for $0.99 in the U.S. and Â£0.79 in the U.K. Napster is the first subscription music service to take advantage of new copy-protection software from Microsoft that allows users to listen to digital music over devices as well as on their PCs.ADVERTISEMENTWhite paper: Solutions to Address IT Control RequirementsLearn how BMC Software Solutions address requirements such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Section 404 in this 20 page whitepaper!
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Infosync is reporting that Napster will be available through AT&amp;T/Cingular wireless services for $14.99/month. &quot;Napster today announced that Napster To Go, the first portable music subscription service for
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Early this month, several Web sites began offering software promising ringtones and screensavers for certain cell phones. But those who downloaded the software
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The company has formed an agreement with mobile developer and publisher Dwango Wireless to launch the service - Napster Mobile - across the US and Canada in 2005.
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Napster has unveiled a preview version of its forthcoming Napster To Go portable digital music subscription service. The offering will allow consumers to move an unlimited amount of music from Napster&#39;s catalogue
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Napster has extended its US music download store and subscription service to Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition-based Smartphones.
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&quot;Napster Mobile is a natural extension for the biggest brand in digital music and will enhance our development of wireless delivery,&quot; Napster Chairman and CEO Chris Gorog said.
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Napster on Wednesday said that Napster to Go, its fledgling portable music service, is now available to AT&amp;T Wireless subscribers who use the Audiovox SMT5600 smart phone.
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AT&#38;T subscribers using the SMT5600 can now get songs downloaded to their handsets via the Napster to Go service.
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Napster announced that its portable music subscription service &quot;Napster To Go&quot; is available for users of the new AT&amp;T Wireless based Audiovox SMT5600 Smartphone.
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There were two more major announcements related to the mercurial mobile ringtone market, as media provider RealNetworks announced yesterday it's getting into the game, and a British telecom holdings company announced today the purchase of a US ringtone producer.
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Reg review Mobile phone styling comes to the MP3 world
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NAPSTER creator SHAWN FANNING has revealed his plans for a new licensed file-sharing service with an almost unlimited selection of tracks.
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Currently both Napster and RealNetworks offer music services with a subscription option where users who subscribe get to listen to all the music they want for a flat fee of around US$9.95 a month.
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Sony BMG - aka &#39;Bony&#39; - the merged music label is in talks with Grokster, the P2P software company has confirmed. Negotiations are believed to be focused on the development of a new, label-friendly P2P network.