Napster to become a music-marketing metaverse firm after being sold for $207M
Since 2016, Napster has been operating as a (legal) streaming service. It claims to have over 110 million high-fidelity tracks, with some supporting lossless audio. Napster subscribers can also listen offline and watch music videos. The service currently starts at $11 per month.
Napster opened a music IP can of worms, and long after the lawsuits ended, its zombified name has stuck around for ...
If you thought the Napster peer-to-peer music sharing platform was long since toast, a new $207 million deal says otherwise.
File-sharing phenomenon Napster just announced its latest act with a $207 million deal that has some millennials scratching ...
Napster, the peer-to-peer music platform that disrupted the music industry back in 1999 is making a comeback as a metaverse ...
Artificial intelligence startup Infinite Reality has acquired the music-pirating app turned music streaming service Napster ...
Infinite Reality, has acquired the iconic music platform Napster for $207 million, with plans to create music metaverse.
It turns out it's hard to repurpose the Y2K-era tech company’s brand for Web3, but Napster's new owners are trying.
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