Last.fm tracks what songs and artists you listen to through a process called "scrobbling." "Scrobble" is a made-up word that simply refers to how Last.fm records your listening habits. Whenever you ...

Evolver.fm Editor Eliot Van Buskirk has covered and occasionally anticipated music and technology intersections for 15 years for CNET, Wired.com, McGraw-Hill, and The Echo Nest. He is not currently an ...

Last.fm's redesign radically changes the streaming music service's site and functionality, but the alterations aren't for the best. Suggests music based on MP3 and other digital files. Concert ...

The best site for making Last.fm collages is Topsters 2. Topsters 2 connects to your Last.fm account and lets you make massive collages that include album titles, playcounts, and more. Last.fm ...

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Music discovery company Last.fm just announced that it will end its subscription radio streaming service on April 28th. The radio service is currently available in the U.K., the U.S. and Germany with ...

People who listen to Last.fm have scrobbled an incredible 275,000 years of audio around the world. In the time it took you to read that last sentence, they scrobbled a whopping 4,000 songs. In its ...

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Last.fm, a pioneer in online music, said Wednesday it will end its subscription radio streaming service on April 28. Instead, the company will plug into YouTube and VEVO to provide music streams to… ...

Today, music-streaming service Last.fm announced plans to end its subscription service across all platforms. In place of its curated, ad-free radio for $3 a month, the company will focus on its ...

Crikey: 43,570,999 user accounts were breached in a hack of Last.fm that occurred in March of 2012, according to a report from LeakedSource. Three months after the breach, in June of 2012, Last.fm ...