Internet media company CNET Networks announced Friday that it is acquiring the assets of online music distributor MP3.com. San Francisco-based CNET Networks said it has signed a definitive agreement ...

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Nearly six months after acquiring the assets of MP3.com, San Francisco-based CNET Networks is set to re-launch the site today (May 3). The revamped site will not directly sell online music, and… By ...

Eight months after beating MP3.com in court, Vivendi Universal, the world's largest record company announced yesterday (May 20) that it will acquire the online music provider in a $372 million… By ...

Online music company GarageBand has gained access to the huge archive of music by unsigned and independent bands that was once operated by MP3.com, and it will reopen the hosting service for musicians ...

Another former favourite of online-music fans looks set for the scrapheap -- MP3.com appears to be on the brink of closure. News broke late last night that the company is to close its European arm in ...

On July 21, 1999, Mp3.com went public after amassing millions in investments from companies like Cox Interactive Media. Once it went public, shares cost roughly $68, and it raised more than $370 ...

As far back as I can remember, as long as there has been Napster, there has been an MP3.com. Like the chicken and the egg, I don’t know which came first though. In any case, on Monday, November 13, ...

Like a carnival barker executing the dot-com era's last will and testament, auction house Cowan Alexander announced the unloading of former online music star MP3.com's remaining earthly possessions: ...

Wrinkly rockers Tom Waits, Randy Newman and members of heavy metal band Heart have launched a £27m lawsuit against music website MP3.com. They claim that it is illegally giving listeners access to ...

More than 50 music publishers and songwriters, including country artist Vince Gill’s publishing companies, Wednesday said they filed a copyright infringement suit against Web music firm MP3.com Inc.