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 ...

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 ...

MP3.com, CNET's music discovery Web site, is launching various features through a new "MP3.com Community" tab on its home page. The function allows music fans to create a personalized music… By ...

French media giant Vivendi Universal said Thursday that it has tapped Robin Richards to head its recently acquired online music site, MP3.com. Richards, formerly president of the San Diego, ...

NEW YORK — After enduring months of costly court battles over its ill-advised digital music “locker” scheme, Netco MP3.com is going to court against its own attorneys, California-based copyright law ...

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 ...

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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: ...

Digital music company MP3.com has launched a subscription service that will allow users to download as much music as they like for a flat monthly or yearly fee. Under the premium listener service, ...

More than 50 songwriters and music publishers are suing free music download site MP3.com, accusing it of copyright infringement. The group, which includes the estate of Roy Orbison, the Bellamy ...

Not so long ago, MP3.com and Napster were the bad boys of the Internet: two brash start-ups born as rebellions against the monolithic music industry. Together, they colorfully represented the ...