MySpace Launches MySpace Transmissions
Myspace has announced a new program that gives top recording artists the ability to record and sell their works via the MySpace social network. The new program will feature video Q&A with artists, and recorded audio tracks. The video Q&As will be distributed freely, and the audio tracks will be available for purchase.
The new program launched with five audio tracks from artist James Blunt, in addition to the video Q&A session. The James Blunt recording and all the details about MySpace Transmissions is available at the programs Web site.
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Nokia Internet Radio Released
Nokia has announced the beta release of its latest mobile application - the Nokia Internet Radio, which allows owners of select Nokia mobile device to search for and listen to radio shows (not just music) broadcast over the Internet. According to Nokia, the free software application is compatible with the Nokia N82, Nokia N91, Nokia N95 and Nokia N95 8GB, and will be pre-loaded in some models of the upcoming Nokia S60 3rd edition devices.
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Social.fm for Facebook
Social.fm, the popular social music service, has released the Social.fm application for Facebook. The Social.fm application enables millions of Facebook users to add and play songs from their favorite artist or music bands right from their Facebook home page. Installation of the Social.fm application follows the same easy, one-click process as any other Facebook application.
The interface is a smooth, 3D icon list of your favorite artists, and you scroll through either by clicking on any album, or by using a slider under the icons. It’s really easy to use. Searching for a favorite artist or song via the application’s interface is just as easy to use.
In addition to the Facebook application, Social.fm also released versions for myYearbook.com, MySpace, Friendster, Xanga, and other social network services.
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MediaMaster: Use it While it’s Free
MediaMaster is another social networking service that lets users stream music to any Internet aware device, and share it with their friends. The capability to stream to some wireless devices was just recently announced. Read more
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Have some Music with that TiVo
TiVo is set to add another option to it’s already impressive list of services available on it’s DVR’s. That option will be the Rhapsody music subscription service from Real Networks. This alliance with Real Networks via Real’s Rhapsody service will give TiVo users who subscribe directly to the service access to millions of songs for between $13.00 to $15.00 per month.
Not bad if you listen to music a lot, but consider that Real Networks already allows you to listen to 25 tracks per month for free.
Tivo is set to make the annoucement later today. Meanwhile, you may check out the Rhapsody service and sample their collection here.
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