Last.fm has now shuttered three of its subscription-only radio stations, based on licensing run-ins.
All three stations appear to offer a bit too much interactivity, more details here.
British artist Cheryl Cole and Polydor are now asking passersby to check into a billboard using Facebook Places. More details here.
Hey music lawyers and aspiring music lawyers, here’s a CLE program and panel discussion in New York you might want to check out. “Reaching Acc[h]ord: Resolving Disputes Over Music Downloading” happens at St. John’s University School of Law on October 29th in Jamaica, Queens, from 9-3. More here.
Microsoft has just launched a $150 annual Zune Pass to coincide with its Windows Phone 7 launch (effective in the US, UK, Spain, Italy, France).
Jammie Thomas-Rasset and the RIAA are careening towards their third trial – that’s right – on November 1st, after a judge denied a motion by Thomas for reconsideration on Constitutionality grounds.
Ustream will soon allow users to create pay-per-view and ad-free broadcasts.
Music is the second-ranked app category on the iPad and iPhone, according to Nielsen. News barely claimed the top slot.
Wrap by Alexandra Osorio, compiled while listening to Royksopp.