Hot on the heels of Rdio’s Australian launch comes yet another music subscription service for Australians. Rara.com promises access to 10 million tracks, with an introcutory pricing of just $0.99 per month for three months. More »
Well, we knew Rdio music streaming was planning on launching in Australia in early 2012, but I don’t think any of us expected it to be this early. While there’s no official announcement anywhere to be seen, tipster Nick pointed out that the site is no longer geo-blocking Australian IP addresses and is offering prices in Aussie Dollars. More »
I love things I can touch. Knobs and dials. Buttons. The Griffin 20 gives you a big honkin’ dial to control your wireless music. The grace of AirPlay with the goodness of twistin’ stuff. More »
Once upon a time you would have bout a turntable, cassette deck, or CD player for your audiophile music setup. Wires and physical media? So archaic. That’s why Pioneer now has the N50 AirPlay and DLNA compatible networked audio player, which should make your high quality audio files sound great. More »
Optus may be awaiting the outcome of its legal battle with the NRL and AFL over its Live TV streaming service, but that hasn’t stopped fellow non-Telstra Telco Vodafone from revealing its intentions to expand its own Live TV streaming service. More »
Instead of going cable, as usual, Louis CK sold his new show for $US5 a pop on the web, streamed live from the Beacon theatre, free of DRM or regional restrictions. Ballsy? It worked: the public paid him $US1 million. More »
Sony has made good on its promise to deliver the Quickflix movie streaming service to the PS3 before Christmas, with the service going live on PS3s everywhere today tomorrow. More »
America’s biggest television event, the Super Bowl, is going to be streamed live to computers and mobile devices for the first time ever. Football! Everywhere! Yeah! Along with the Super Bowl, fans will get to peep NBC’s Wild Card playoff games and the Pro Bowl (snooze) online too. More »
If your New Years plans were supposed to include a road trip to Peats Ridge to enjoy the three day festival of music, art and sustainability stuff, you might want to reconsider the drive. The organisers have announced that the festival will be the first Aussie festival to be streamed entirely on YouTube. More »
