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Three New Music Services to Try in the New Year
ReadWriteWeb — ... Audiolizer offers a library of musical selections for creating playlists - the mixtape concept we all know and love. It's rather limited at this point, but it shows promise. Currently, you have to know the artists or songs you're seeking, but Audiolizer has a discovery option in the works. And there doesn't yet appear to be a way to save and share your mixtapes with friends - aside from walking over and setting up a playlist on their machines. While there is no information on where the tracks originate, the selection is extremely broad. I searched on a number of random ...

Audiolizer: Take Your iTunes Library With You
ReadWriteWeb — We just pointed out Audiolizer as one of the three music services you should try next year, and thanks to a slew of new features the developers implemented this week, we think it has become an even more compelling service. At its core, Audiolizer is similar to a lot of other online music services that let you stream music for free, but now, you can also import your iTunes library to Audiolizer and take your own music with you anywhere you go. Sponsor iTunes to Go - Based on YouTube After signing up for ...

Audiolizer Puts Your iTunes Library In The Cloud, But Lala Does It Better
TechCrunch — Audiolizer is a new music streaming service that lets you put your iTunes library in the cloud. After uploading your iTunes Library database file, the site will automatically compile a list of links to every song, allowing you to access your favorite music when you’re away from your home computer. Users can also manually search for individual songs. As with a number of streaming audio sites, Audiolizer makes use of the YouTube API to serve its music (this ostensibly makes them less of a target for lawsuits, as they aren’t hosting any ...

YouTube Now Deletes Copyrighted Audio Tracks From Videos
ReadWriteWeb — This morning, HireCube's Aniq Rahman alerted us to a major change on YouTube. A growing number of videos now appear without sound and with a notice that these videos contained "an audio track that has not been authorized by all copyright holders." It looks like YouTube is starting to implement audio fingerprinting software that automatically removes licensed audio tracks. We have asked YouTube for a comment about this and will post an update once we hear back from them. Sponsor YouTube always contacted its users when it was notified of copyright ...