Infinite Reality announced the deal on Tuesday, saying it plans to “expand and reimagine Napster” into a social and interactive music platform that empowers artists by using audience monetization and ...

Napster, a once-popular website people used in the late ‘90s to illegally share music online that went bankrupt in 2001, has been sold for $207 million to a 3D technology company with plans to bring ...

Three decades since breaking the music biz, erstwhile file-sharing site Napster has been sold to Infinite Reality for $207M The XR company is just the latest tech biz to shell out for the platform ...

The Norwalk, Connecticut-based company plans to turn Napster into a “social music platform that prioritizes active fan engagement over passive listening, allowing artists to connect with ...

The US start-up Infinite Reality is buying the music service Napster for 207 million US dollars. This was confirmed by both parties in a joint announcement. Infinite Reality wants to transform ...

The tech startup announced Tuesday it had bought Napster in hopes of transforming the streaming service into a social music platform where artists can connect with fans and better monetize off ...

Besides relaunching Napster as a music streaming service, Infinite Reality is seeking to reform it as “a social music platform that prioritises active fan engagement over passive listening” an ...

Napster, a fully-licensed independent music service, delivers over 110 million high fidelity tracks from the top artists in the world to its loyal global subscriber base. Over the past two decades ...

The music-streaming service Napster has sold for $207 million to the tech firm Infinite Reality. Napster, the former music pirating site and bane of major labels at the turn of the millennium ...

Digital music OG Napster is now owned by immersive technology company Infinite Reality, which announced a deal Tuesday to acquire the music streamer for $207 million. Infinite Reality plans to ...

In other news, Napster still exists, but not as the den of piracy music fans knew and loved at the turn of the millennium. That version of the Sean Parker and Shawn Fanning-founded business went u ...

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