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Lovedrug have posted five new demos for download on myspace and iLike. The Sucker Punch Show was unfairly bashed. Lovedrug was one of the first bands that I ever really got into. Full Article at Absolute Punk
Last week we reported on Google’s new music discovery features. The Google music search endeavor is partnership between Google, MySpace, Lala, and several others to make music search and discovery a primary feature of the Google experience. Full Article at The Bloggers' Times
Left to Right: Ali Partovi, iLike CEO; Mike Jones, MySpace COO; Owen Van Natta, MySpace CEO; Nat Brown, iLike CTO; Hadi Partovi, President iLike at the MySpace office. View Photo »
MySpace has the world’s largest database of live events, and iLike has already built some of the world’s best concert-discovery features available online ... We’re delighted to have implemented the first structured integration of concert data into Google search, and this is only the beginning of our eff...
Drake Hatfield, sound guy at Louisville's 930 Listening Room, has been recording shows at the venue for the past three years. Full Article at Louisville Courier-Journal
Part of Google’s discover music launch in partnership with iLike, and today we’ve teamed up with some amazing artists to demonstrate the power of the MySpace content syndication platform. Full Article at The Daily Swarm
Google’s new music search, Discover Music, has launched — but not in Canada. Full Article at Slaw
Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic performs during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009. View Photo »
The global Web search leader will provide users who want to sample a song with a pop-up box that will play at least a 30-second segment -- in some cases the entire song -- provided by iLike and Lala, which will then offer links to purchase the music
(UPDATED) Fostering the artist to fan connection is the current mantra and iPhone apps the preffered cutting edge delivery device. But to date only iLike has offered indie artists an affordable way to join the mobile party. Full Article at All About Jazz
Last week Google announced that it would be adding music streams to its search results, entering the music space with partnerships with Lala, iLike, Rhapsody, and iMeem. Full Article at FUEL TV
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Left to Right: Ali Partovi, iLike CEO; Mike Jones, MySpace COO; Owen Van Natta, MySpace CEO; Nat Brown, iLike CTO; Hadi Partovi, President iLike at the MySpace office.
View Photo »Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic performs during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009. Google Inc partnered with Web services LaLa and MySpace's iLike to give music fans an easier way to find, sample and buy songs on the Internet.
View Photo »Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic performs during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009. Google Inc partnered with Web services LaLa and MySpace's iLike to give music fans an easier way to find, sample and buy songs on the Internet.
View Photo »Hip hop artist Mos Def performs during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009. Google Inc partnered with Web services LaLa and MySpace's iLike to give music fans an easier way to find, sample and buy songs on the Internet.
View Photo »Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic performs during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009. Google Inc partnered with Web services LaLa and MySpace's iLike to give music fans an easier way to find, sample and buy songs on the Internet.
View Photo »Hip hop artist Mos Def performs during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009. Google Inc partnered with Web services LaLa and MySpace's iLike to give music fans an easier way to find, sample and buy songs on the Internet.
View Photo »Hip hop artist Mos Def performs during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009. Google Inc partnered with Web services LaLa and MySpace's iLike to give music fans an easier way to find, sample and buy songs on the Internet.
View Photo »Hip hop artist Mos Def performs during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009. Google Inc partnered with Web services LaLa and MySpace's iLike to give music fans an easier way to find, sample and buy songs on the Internet.
View Photo »Hip hop artist Mos Def performs during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009. Google Inc partnered with Web services LaLa and MySpace's iLike to give music fans an easier way to find, sample and buy songs on the Internet.
View Photo »Malaysian singer Zee Avi performs during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009. Google Inc partnered with Web services LaLa and MySpace's iLike to give music fans an easier way to find, sample and buy songs on the Internet.
View Photo »Guests attend the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009. Google Inc partnered with Web services LaLa and MySpace's iLike to give music fans an easier way to find, sample and buy songs on the Internet.
View Photo »Guests attend the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009. Google Inc partnered with Web services LaLa and MySpace's iLike to give music fans an easier way to find, sample and buy songs on the Internet.
View Photo »Lala founder Bill Nguyen attends the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009. Google Inc partnered with Web services LaLa and MySpace's iLike to give music fans an easier way to find, sample and buy songs on the Internet.
View Photo »Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park (L), Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic (C) and hip hop artist Mos Def pose during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009.
View Photo »Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic speaks during a panel discussion during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009.
View Photo »Hip hop artist Mos Def speaks during a panel discussion during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009.
View Photo »Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park speaks at a panel discussion during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009.
View Photo »Hip hop artist Mos Def attends a panel discussion during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009. Google Inc partnered with Web services LaLa and MySpace's iLike to give music fans an easier way to find, sample and buy songs on the Internet.
View Photo »Guests watch a presentation during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009. Google Inc partnered with Web services LaLa and MySpace's iLike to give music fans an easier way to find, sample and buy songs on the Internet.
View Photo »Lala founder Bill Nguyen speaks during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009. Google Inc partnered with Web services LaLa and MySpace's iLike to give music fans an easier way to find, sample and buy songs on the Internet.
View Photo »R.J. Pittman, Director of Product Management at Google, demonstrates during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009.
View Photo »R.J. Pittman, Director of Product Management at Google, speaks during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009.
View Photo »R.J. Pittman, Director of Product Management at Google speaks, as Marissa Mayer, Vice President of Search Product and User Experience at Google watches, during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009.
View Photo »Marissa Mayer, Vice President of Search Product and User Experience at Google, speaks at the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009.
View Photo »A guest tries Google's new music search feature after a press conference to announce the feature, at Capitol Records headquarters in Los Angeles on October 28, 2009.
View Photo »Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic performs during the "Discover Music!" event at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, California October 28, 2009. Google Inc partnered with Web services LaLa and MySpace's iLike to give music fans an easier way to find, sample and buy songs on the Internet.
View Photo »MySpace has the world’s largest database of live events, and iLike has already built some of the world’s best concert-discovery features available online ... We’re delighted to have implemented the first structured integration of concert data into Google search, and this is only the beginning of our eff...
The global Web search leader will provide users who want to sample a song with a pop-up box that will play at least a 30-second segment -- in some cases the entire song -- provided by iLike and Lala, which will then offer links to purchase the music
Google Inc on Wednesday partnered with Web services Lala and MySpace's iLike to give music fans an easier way to find, sample and buy songs on the Internet, expanding its music industry footprint
Through iLike, music video widgets, now popular installations on other social networks like Facebook and Orkut, the videos - and, most importantly, their ads - can be streamed on other sites while the revenue generated returns to MySpace
Google is preparing to add music to its search results, allowing users to listen to songs right from the results page. [T]he music will come in the form of free, embedded streams from either Lala.com or iLike.com. Those who are interested in buying the music will be able to do so from either of those tw...
The high-traffic websites focused on music, such as Last.fm [acquired by CBS] or iLike [acquired by MySpace], have found it very hard to turn this vast usage and audience into cash through a model based predominantly on advertising.
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