If you’re looking for the best source of free music in the world, look no further than YouTube. First and foremost, YouTube is an excellent resource for music fans. A few years ago, if you wanted to hear what a band sounded like in seconds, you’d check MySpace; these days, thanks to Google’s advances in…
Of all the computers that deliver information and entertain us, none is riper for an upgrade than the set-top boxes connected to our televisions. Their inefficient menus, inability to search across different areas of programming, and general lack of ability to play media from our local networks and cloud-based services feels like a throwback to…
Music WithMe, which already syncs your iTunes playlists to your Android or Blackberry smartphone via Wi-Fi (try that with your iPhone), unveiled an important new feature to its Music WithMe software: the ability to post music from your iTunes library to Facebook so your friends can hear it. Music WithMe faces major competition in its…
YouTube has more free music than any other service on the planet, simply because the site’s video ad rates are enough to cover the music licensing costs (or close enough to it, insofar as Google is concerned), which makes it a tremendous resource for listening and sharing. YouTube itself includes a simple mechanism for grouping…
Plenty of web music apps take advantage of YouTube’s huge catalog of free music in the form of videos, many of which can be embedded on other sites. Now that televisions are learning how to run apps, music services that filter and repackage the millions of free songs on YouTube into music television-like channels are…
