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Playlist.com Lingers Around The RIAA’s Firepit

by Jason Wilk on October 27, 2008

Project Playlist, is both a search engine and a playlist generator.
Search for music that’s located on third party websites and then create playlists which can be embedded anywhere.
They’ve had 822 million page views from 9.3 million uniques in September, which is an increase from last year’s 446 million and 5 million.
Hmmm. Think we just wrote about a similar service about 30min ago regarding Muxtape, Grooveshark and OpenTape. Wonder who will get called by the RIAA frist (Muxtape already had to shut down last month)

by Jason Wilk on October 26, 2008

This week Grooveshark launched embeddable playlist widgets (pictured left) for users to post to over thirty different sites including MySpace, Blogs, etc.
You can also email the digital mixtape to a friend or yourself in a one song format (pictured right) or as many as 2000.
Very interesting to see another startup enter into the mixtape scene, as we have seen Muxtape shut down by the RIAA and OpenTape, FavTape, and Tumbltape copycats.
In the past year, Groovershark has grown from 15K uniques a month to now 110K. How long before they will start showing up on the RIAA’s radar?

by Jason Wilk on September 24, 2008

MySpace has announced that Universal, Warner, Sony and EMI are all officially on board for the launch of the new Music.MySpace.com tonight at 9pm.
The site will allows users to stream any song ever published for free, although with advertising integrated.
MySpace users can create a playlist of 100 songs to be played on their page with easy sharing, download (Amazon) and ringtone capabilities (Jamster)
Advertisers lined up for the launch to support the music streaming are McDonalds, Sony Pictures, Toyota and State Farm.
Michael Arrington seems very excited about the new offering, but I think it’s another music site I won’t bother going on to. Here’s my reason’s why I think it will fail.

What do you think will happen?

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