Latest from ReadWriteWeb
- Weekly Wrapup: Google Chrome OS, Obama's Twitter, Blogging Statistics, And More...
- An iPhone Visualization App That Syncs with the Cloud
- Three Great Light Blogging Tools Compared
- 8tracks to Launch Playback API and Developer Program
- Memento: Protocol-Based Time Travel for the Web
- The Future Is All About Context: The Pragmatic Web
- FastPencil: Turn Your Blog Posts into a Published Book
- Was Chrome OS a Disappointment?
- Adobe's Upgrades Acrobat.com, Launches New Mobile App
- Sponsor Post: Build a Better Personal Brand With Your Own Domain
- Cisco iPhone Security App Reaches Across the Network
- Let My P2P Go: Uncle Sam Eyes File Sharing Again
- The Brain Chip Cometh, & It Cometh from Intel
- Cloud Computing: Where to Next?
- Yowza: A Video Interview with Heroes Actor Greg Grunberg
- What Twitter's New Geolocation Makes Possible
- Dabble DB Launches Trendly Analytics Dashboard
- Twitter API Gets Geotagging; Web Geotagging Coming Soon?
- Sysomos Launches Heartbeat 2.0: Enterprise-Grade Social Media Monitoring
- Four New Approaches to Mobile Payment
- Live Blog: The Google Chrome OS Press Event
- YouTube Videos Get Automatic Captions
- Gmail Users Better-Connected, More Likely to Tweet than Members of other Webmail Services
- At Last! Facebook Improves Photo Uploading Experience
- MindTouch Cloud: The Open Source Alternative to Sharepoint and Salesforce.com?
eMusic Users Revolt Over Latest Changes
Thursday, July 2, 2009Since yesterday, eMusic, one of the world's largest subscription-based music retailers, features music from Sony's catalog in its store. Most users on eMusic subscribe to the service because of the eclectic selection of independent music it offers, and very few users were excited to hear that eMusic was going to make major changes to its service, including raising the price per song just in order ...
Original article from http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/readwriteweb/~3/BakhauYRXVE/latest_changes_at_emusic_leave_users_wanting_for_m.php
Login to read full articles and enjoy our free features for members.
Related articles
feedraider "We Eat Internets" v2.0 a LAMP production by Jussi Vaihia
© 2006-2009 |
about |
blog |
help