Anna Washenko
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- September 9, 2014
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Grooveshark suspended from Google’s Chromecast for alleged RIAA infringement
A mere month after Grooveshark announced that it would be supported on the Chromecast dongle, the streaming service was suspended for violating Google’s Terms of Service. The problem stemmed from allegations by the RIAA that Grooveshark was infringing on artists’ copyright.
Brad HillT-Mobile adds six new music services to its free-data plan
T-Mobile today announced an expansion of its Music Freedom plan, in which smartphone subscribers get unmetered data streaming of music from partner sources. Six new services have been added to the original slate of services, announced in June. The newly added partners are AccuRadio, Black Planet, Grooveshark, Radio Paradise, Rdio and Songza. Detractors still wish for global access to data-free online music from any source.
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- August 8, 2014
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Quick Hits: Bop.fm’s tour info; Grooveshark’s new partnership; Twitch’s copyright debate
Brief news items and worthy reads from around the web: Bop.fm’s tour info; Grooveshark’s new partnership; Twitch’s copyright debate.
Getting a second wind, Grooveshark CEO forecasts live concert streaming
Grooveshark, considered by many to be a bad boy of music streaming platforms, may be gradually emerging from a tangle of legal assaults. Last month the service scored a licensing…
