Napster to let users face the music…for free: This is the new trend. Rhapsody has done something like this, and Pandora has been offering free music for a while. Online music is rapidly becoming like radio, except you can pick what songs are played, whenever you like.
Napster, the online music service company, said Monday it would offer listeners the chance to listen to more than two 2 million songs for free through a new, ad-supported Web site.
The company said its new free music feature would only be available within the United States at first, but it planned to expand the service into other territories.
Napster said visitors to its site could listen to any of two million listings for free, up to five times each.
Rhapsody is giving away music. I was able to listen to a dozen full-length songs today with no cost and no catch. According to this article at O'Reilly, anonymous users can listen to 25 songs per month (but no free repeats -- the same song twice counts as…
Sorry for wasting away your Friday, but you really should check out Pandora. Can you help me discover more music that I'll like? Those questions often evolved into great conversations. Each friend told us their favorite artists and songs, explored the music we suggested, gave us…
At first I wanted to try napster out using their gift card, but then I heard that you still have to pay for their service anyway