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Spotify

  1. Now that Spotify has arrived in Australia, it is time to put together something on this music site, which is really something of a music social network/web application with a software component. It is a streaming music application, with an offline feature. It can be free service with advertising or can be a paid subscription service without advertising. One thing is for sure, with Spotify it is unlikely you will need to buy music ever again – well you may want to occasionally as there are some music artists out there that haven’t got on board with Spotify, though most have.

    In this story you will find articles on Spotify and how to sign up, as well as the usual tutorial type articles and videos.

  2. What is Spotify & Spotify Details

    computerswelcome

    Thu, Jul 14 2011 17:34:13

  3. Spotify Tutorial

    danofmayz

    Wed, May 13 2009 09:09:58

  4. Spotify [Tutorial]

    aton1xidevice

    Tue, Aug 09 2011 19:54:07

  5. Have you signed up to Spotify yet? If so, what do you think of the service? I think it is fantastic and look forward to many months and years of relatively free music via the premium service that I use.

Zamzar: Free Online File Conversion

This link is to a web application called Zamzar. Zamzar is a free online file conversion web application. Zamzar can be used to convert document, image, music, video and other files as outlined on the website. Files can be up to 100MB in size. You will need an email address in order to retrieve the converted files.

See more at:

http://zamzar.com/

The Internet Archive

When it comes to archives there would be few bigger than The Internet Archive. Not only is the archive archiving the Internet itself, it also archives books, music and other cultural ‘things’ in digital form. Check out the archive at:

http://www.archive.org/

My Internet Radio Station at Blip.fm

I now have an Internet Radio Station at Blip.fm. Anyone can listen to the music by going to my Blip.fm site at:

http://blip.fm/DJ_ParticularKev

While not a radio station in the sense of what you get on the radio, the radio station that I have begun have a play list that will grow over time, playing songs from the 1980s through to today. There may be an odd song from out of that time period, but that would be the general time frame.

What sort of music? Well, there won’t be anything too heavy there, so I suppose the music could be described as easy listening pop/rock.

I have only just started at Blip.fm, but there is some music there already and it will steadily grow. You’ll soon get a feel for the sort of music I like.