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Grooveshark
Bryan Menegus
Last week, after a protracted court battle with music rights holders, the illegal online streaming service Grooveshark went dark. But an ambitious, and mysterious person named “New Grooveshark” emailed me today with news that they’d defiantly brought back the site at a new address at grooveshark.io. The shark just won’t…
The launch of the Telstra-backed MOG service in Australia means it’s time to update our listing of subscription streaming music services in Australia. While the pricing from every major service is fairly similar, there are some noticeable differences, especially if you want access on mobile devices.
That questionably legal music service Grooveshark is in hot water again. EMI, the one big music label it has a licensing deal with, is suing its arse. The New York Times reports that, on Wednesday, EMI Music Publishing filed a suit against Grooveshark’s parent company, the Escape Media Group.
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