Rhapsody News

Consumers will wait longer for their favorite music to hit free streaming sites, as the music industry increasingly "windows" new releases to prevent services like Spotify from cannibalizing album sales.

Facebook may add at least seven launch partners for its music sharing service, as the social media giant looks to expand its media sharing abilities.

A new Tennessee law bars people from sharing passwords with non-family members on streaming services like Netflix, as content distributors seek ways to protect their online interests.

Cloud-based music streaming could eclipse downloading albums and songs in importance by 2016, according to a new study, a shift driven by the growing use of mobile phones as music players.

U.S. antitrust regulators are investigating Apple's new digital subscription service, launched earlier this week, to see if the iPhone and iPad maker uses its dominance to distort the market.

Subscription music service Rhapsody plans to submit its iPhone application to Apple for review -- hoping the recent government inquiry into anti-competitive behavior in the wireless industry will allow its service to be approved.