Veteran online music retailer eMusic is gearing up for a major relaunch, starting with the addition of music from Universal Music Group, as well as a new pricing plan. Today, online music retailer ...

NEW YORK, July 31, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- eMusic, a champion of independent artists and labels since 1998, announces a $70M token sale to build a decentralized music distribution and royalty management ...

Music download store eMusic is late paying at least one independent distributor, according to an internal email obtained by Hypebot. The troubles come just as the indie digital retailer launches an ...

NEW YORK, Nov. 30, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- eMusic is pleased to announce the launch of Infinite Explorations, a new discovery platform that allows musically curious minds to embark on a limitless journey ...

eMusic, one of the Internet's original music services, is today relaunching under a vastly different model than other contemporary services. The "fully overhauled and upgraded" eMusic is based around ...

Online music store eMusic has always struggled against the iTunes, Amazon MP3s, Napsters, and RealNetworks of the world by offering literally millions of tracks from independent musicians and music ...

eMusic has introduced new social features to its DRM-free, subscription-based music store that leverage media and artist information from user-driven communities like YouTube, Flickr, and Wikipedia.

With 17 million available tracks from artists like Maroon 5, Taylor Swift, and Justin Bieber, and prices as low as $0.44 per song, eMusic is an affordable and viable alternative to iTunes. Online, ...

David Pakman, president and CEO of digital service eMusic, discusses with The Hollywood Reporter sluggish physical music sales trends, the long tail and the digital music service's international ...

The eMusic MP3 subscription service has a new strategy that involves pushing its content out to social networking sites while integrating links to relevant online media from its own site. Subscribers ...

As interest grows in the online music subscription sector, one pioneer appears to be throwing in the towel. eMusic quietly announced a merger yesterday with K-NFB Reading, an e-book distributor ...