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- Online radio service Slacker gets USD5m
- San Diego-based internet radio service Slacker has received USD5m in bridge financing from existing backers Sevin Rosen Funds, Rho Ventures, Centennial Ventures, Mission Ventures and Austin Ventures. The company previously raised USD40m in Series B funding from Centennial Ventures, Mission...
- Articles 2009-01-29
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- Slacker Radio Takes on Pandora and Last.fm
- For us, the iPhone has already replaced our radio while driving. Thanks to a steady stream of podcasts and the Last.fm and Pandora applications, annoying DJs and endless commercials have become a thing of the past. Now, another streaming music app, Slacker Radio, which was already available for the Blackberry,...
- News items 2009-08-07
- Listen to Slacker Streaming Radio on Your BlackBerry
- I'm a longtime fan of Slacker, a Web-based radio service that creates custom stations based on your favorite artists. Until now, your only option for listening to Slacker on the go was Slacker's own portable player. But now BlackBerry users can get in on the music-streaming action: Slacker Radio is...
- Blog posts 2009-01-09
- Music Startup Slacker CEO Dennis Mudd Out; $70 Million and Counting
- Slacker, the heavily funded online music startup founded by former MusicMatch CEO Dennis Mudd, has disposed off of, well, Mudd, reports VentureWire. This comes as the music startup scene remains murky. The company, launched in 2006, has raised a whopping $70 million in funding, mainly to build a portable...
- External links 2009-08-21
- Slacker's Still Raising Money?But Ditches Its Device In Favor Of Apps
- After raising over $70 million to develop and sell its G2 portable music device, music startup Slacker is giving up on it—choosing instead, to focus on building a mobile app-based streaming business. President Jim Cady, who’s been running the company since founder and CEO Dennis Mudd stepped down in...
- External links 2009-10-22
- Logitech debuts Squeezebox Radio, Touch network music players
- In addition to a $150 Harmony 700 remote, Logitech announced on Thursday its Squeezebox Radio, a clock radio-sized speaker system that streams Internet radio, online music services and songs stored on your computer. Called a "network music player" — it uses 802.11g — the radio has integrated speakers and a...
- News items 2009-09-03
- Europe's Hottest Site, Spotify, Ready to Invade U.S.
- DENVER Billboard - MTV Urge ... Yahoo Music Unlimited ... Virgin Digital ... Since 2003?when iTunes launched in the United States?all of these digital music services have come and gone, without challenging Apple's market dominance, despite the backing of resource-rich parent companies. Add in all the startups that have crashed...
- News items 2009-11-03
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