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- RIAA shut Napster down in 2001
- Roxio
- Best Buy
- MelodyVR
- Napster was first created in 1999 and was a way to share music on the internet through peer to peer, otherwise known as torrenting. Illegally obtaining music with ease. Shut down in 2001 due to a lawsuit filed against Napster by the Recording Industry Association of America).
- Revived in 2002 by a digital media company named Roxio into an online music store. Taken over by Best Buy in 2008 and merged with Rhapsody (music streaming service) which eventually was rebranded to Napster. In 2020, Napster was sold to MelodyVR.
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- Streaming has helped people listen to more music than ever before, it is easier for smaller artists to get their music heard, largely eliminated music piracy. All reasons to why streaming is beneficial for the music industry. Music streaming also makes it easier for us to discover new music and lesser known artists because anyone can put music onto streaming platforms.
- Napster Today: RADIO: “By partnering with Napster, you can get access to on-demand music features thoughtfully blended with the unique, local, trendsetting DJs and programming of traditional radio. Unlock higher customer engagement and gain a new revenue stream via flexible subscription offers. Retain the position of tastemaker and delight listeners with unique on-demand features. Drive higher engagement with deep platform integrations to reach listeners from their favorite platforms (web, mobile, home and in-car).” (business napster)BMW: “Formally launched in August 2019, the service is available to BMW owners of cars that feature BMW Operating System 7.0 across Europe. Drivers and passengers have one-click access to 60 million songs and more than 20,000 audiobooks through the vehicle’s entertainment system, and the ability to browse artist, album, song and genre through touch, specialized gestures or voice.” (business napter)
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