via Ars Technica:
Music streaming and social community Last.fm has redesigned for a more mature experience, adding more integration and ubiquity across a variety of devices. Ars Technica put on some headphones and rocked out with some of the new features.
Related StoriesWarner pulls catalog from Last.fm over revenue squabble Last.fm wants to pay artists, won't address past "illegal use" Last.fm: Free music streams turn into increased music sales Now sporting a much more refined and organized layout, Last.fm is finally filling its shoes as part of CBS' transition to becoming an "audience company" and further extending its reach onto the web. The network purchased Last.fm in May 2007 for $280 million. Since then, Last.fm has introduced significant new features like music streaming from the four major labels-never mind that little squabble with Warner-and a music video initiative.
The new unit comprises over 500 developers representing the entire World of Warcraft development team.
I used to be anti-union, it kills productivity, investment and turns product mediocre. Their games suck anyways though so what was lost? Might as well get their people paid until they are dissolved.
Yet another Ryzen 9000-series price leak surfaces, with the latest coming from Amazon NL - where the 9900X has been seen for $549.
Modders have cooked up something pretty special – a Wii console which is small enough to fit on your keys. A wee Wii.
gotta love last.fm!