File-sharing phenomenon Napster just announced its latest act with a $207 million deal that has some millennials scratching ...

Infamous music-sharing site and piracy hub Napster shut down in 2002, but the company has just been sold for $207 million to tech company Infinite Reality.

The music-streaming service Napster has sold for $207 million to the tech firm Infinite Reality.

Napster started life as an illegal peer-to-peer file sharing service at the end of the last century, before going legit as a paid service and then lending its name to a rebranded Rhapsody streaming ...

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 ...

Napster is a relic of a relatively ancient internet era where the file-sharing platform managed to generate plenty of controversy. The brand eventually ...

Napster has been acquired by 3D technology company Infinite Reality for $207 million, but the music platform’s history has been nothing short of controversial.

In a significant shift for one of the music industry’s most infamous brands, Napster has announced its acquisition by Infinite Reality for $207 million. Once synonymous with music piracy, the ...

A tech startup announced Tuesday it had bought Napster in hopes of transforming the streaming service into a social music ...