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iTunes Radio: Apple reveals Spotify rival – and says it will be free to iPhone …

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iTunes Radio: Apple reveals Spotify rival – and says it will be free to iPhone …
Apple has unveiled iTunes Radio, an online streaming music radio service which could have up to 300 million users within a year, directly challenging a similar service from Google as well as smaller companies such as Sweden's Spotify, US-based Pandora …
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Quick guide: iTunes Radio vs. Pandora vs. Spotify vs. Rdio vs. Google Play Music
Eddy Cue the Apple senior vice president of Internet Software and Services introduces the new iTunes Radio during the keynote address of the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in early June 2013. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg) …
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Apple Introduces iTunes Radio Streaming Service
Apple's long-awaited iTunes Radio, unveiled yesterday at the computer giant's annual Worldwide Developer's Conference in San Francisco, is part of what senior vice president Eddy Cue calls "the best music player we have ever done." But it's …
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Apple to boost Twitter #Music with trending iTunes Radio station

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Apple’s partnership with Twitter is set to extend into music with the launch of a dedicated Twitter #Music station in iTunes Radio. Apple’s new music service, which launched yesterday at WWDC 2013, is built directly inside iOS 7′s Music app and will feature trending tracks from Twitter’s music discovery and streaming platform, alongside other curated playlists.

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BBC iPlayer should support radio show downloads sometime next year

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It turns out there’s a reason why iPlayer hasn’t supported downloads for radio shows in the UK: the executive wing of the BBC couldn’t implement this feature without explicit permission from the BBC Trust, which in turn had to seek advice from the national regulator, Ofcom. Fortunately, these hoops have been hurdled and the Corporation now says it expects to enable downloads for iPlayer users “in 2014,” giving them seven days to download a show after broadcast, up to 30 days to store it, and then seven days to listen to it once it’s opened. This’ll no doubt prove to be a popular feature, but since regular TV downloads still don’t work on the iPlayer app for Android, we’re kinda hoping the devs get that fixed first.

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Pandora with friends: Turntable launches Piki, a social radio app for iPhone and web

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“We understood early on that Turntable’s finest feature was likewise an issue: everyone needs to be in a room at precisely the same time,” claims Billy Chasen, Turntable CEO. As time passed Chasen visualized a complimentary service that let you pay attention to your pals’ songs chooses even when they’re not online. Today he’s launching Piki, a Pandora-like complimentary radio service for the iPhone and web backed by your friends tastes instead of algorithms. After all, he constructed Turntable to satiate his thirst for human-curated songs and playlists, yet a great deal of individuals he liked the most didn’t have time to DJ a Turntable space. It isn’t really every evening, after all, that The Knife DJs a Turntable space of 1500 listeners. “We have not made algorithms that suffice …

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Sony outs Lightning-friendly speaker dock in Japan, alarm clock and radio features in tow

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Sony outs Lightningfriendly speaker dock in Japan, alarm clock and radio features in tow

Sony may have unveiled a slew of new audio products back at CES 2013, but the company has been relatively quiet when it comes to launching ones that are compatible with Apple’s novel Lightning connector. That being said, it looks as if folks in the Land of the Rising Sun will soon be able to pair their current-gen iOS device with a dock from the PlayStation maker, thanks to the recently announced SRS-GC11IP. Pictured above, this little 0.8W speaker isn’t loaded with fancy features like Bluetooth 4.0 or WiFi, but it does offer convenient functions such as an alarm clock and AM / FM radio — these, of course, go along with the ability to also play tunes straight from a Lighting-ready iDevice or, with the proper RDP-NWC11 model, a new-era Walkman and many different smartphones. Whether we’ll ever see the as-yet-unpriced tubular peripheral hit other markets, well, that still remains to be seen, with Sony only going so far as to listing it as “coming soon” on its Japanese website.

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Listen to the BBC radio adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s subterranean fantasy, ‘Neverwhere’

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17 years after its original broadcast, the BBC is bringing its Neverwhere fantasy TELEVISION collection to the radio. The Sandman and Coraline author Neil Gaiman & rsquo; s tale of a parallel world beneath London & rsquo; s roads and sewer lines is voiced by James McAvoy (X-Men: First Class) and Natalie Dormer (Game of Thrones), and the first episode is available for download as a podcast till March 29th as part of the BBC & rsquo; s Drama of the Week program. Sadly, if you want to pay attention to the entire collection you & rsquo; ll need to stream it from the Neverwhere website– there are no downloads for episodes 2 to 6.

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doubleTwist takes on Pandora with Magic Radio subscription service

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DoubleTwist takes on Pandora with Magic Radio subscription service

Keep in mind doubleTwist? (Most likely almost along with you remember India. Arie and Nikka Costa, but more on that later on.) The player made a little a name for itself in the pre-Play Music days– based as much on the default Android music app’s shortcomings as its very own strengths. For many years, as the need for a third-party media supervisor has actually waned, doubleTwist has fought to stay relevant by stacking on attributes. To its very own detriment, nonetheless, numerous of them stay premium options, like the capability to download missing album art for $ 5. The most recent offering to bring some much appreciated functionality connected to a rather unfavorable price tag is Miracle Radio. This is doubleTwist’s effort to handle Pandora with a streaming music discovery service that’s supposed to help you discover the music “you adore.” For $ 4 a month …

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Reports: Apple’s internet radio service delayed by slow-going music licensing negotiations

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According people in the understand who have actually contacted Bloomberg and The New York Times, Apple’s oft-rumored streaming radio service is set for a late arrival. The reason is due to the fact that of snails-pace settlements with the author Sony/ATV for songs licensing offers. As the Times notes, Sony not lets outsiders like ASCAP dispense licenses, leaving itself as chief point of contact for such arrangements on its material– this apparently got Pandora locked into a twenty five-percent increase on aristocracy payments to Sony. Prior to today’s reports, Bloomberg stated that Cupertino was trying for a Q1 launch for this year, and the NYT notes Apple hoped that launch would’ve occurred near the Grammy Awards. If you’ll remember, Apple’s service is said be direct competitors to others like Pandora instead of Spotify, as it would be ad-supported for income. As typical, take all of this with a grain of salt, and don’t get too thirsty for an Apple-curated streaming songs service just yet. More information at the source links.

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