Everybody’s talking about Facebook’s upcoming music service, which doesn’t appear to be a service per se, but rather a strategy of integrating with music services such Spotify, Rhapsody, MOG, Rdio, and Napster. “Facebook Music,” reported to be announced on September 22, could also integrate with internet radio services like Pandora — but the main point…
Facebook appears ready to announce its long-anticipated music service at its f8 developers conference this August. GigaOm canvassed the music services that have been talking to Facebook and unearthed a few new details. Here’s what you can expect from Facebook Music, an apparent attempt by the social networking giant to internalize lots of what music…
Music fans have plenty of options for discovering music these days: blogs, magazines, newspapers, podcasts, internet radio, YouTube, the Hype Machine, Hitlantis, Discovr, and other too many other apps to mention here. We appreciate these tools, but the tried-and-true method of just asking your friends what they’re listening to still works as well as it…
Facebook has defeated MySpace in just about every way imaginable — audience, time spent, number of blockbuster biopic movies made — except for one: music. MySpace is still more useful than Facebook if you want to hear a band right now. If anyone’s eating MySpace’s lunch band page-wise, it’s YouTube, which is a great resource…
