The door is really finally and for real closing on Google Play Music. Users received an email over the weekend reminding them that their last — really honestly last and final chance —
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Question: Humans have created hundreds of breeds of dogs. Why hasn’t anyone bred a dog that lives longer? Just a thought. And now some music news for December 12, 2020. Coronavirus update 1:
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It’s finally happening — unfortunately. Users of Google Play Music found out the hard way this week that they can no longer go to the site and listen to their tunes. Instead, you
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We all knew it was coming but we hoped we’d have more time. This week, the death toll started to ring for Google Play Music. The popular service will start to wind down
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Still on vacation staycation. Still haven’t accomplished much around the house–except for putting together music news for August 5, 2020. Coronavirus update 1: No Glastonbury until 2022? Coronavirus update 2: New York is
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When Google announced last month it was actually moving forward with its intention to nix Google Play Music and force people to transfer their files to YouTube Music, people were unhappy. And skeptical.
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Many of us are still trying to come to terms with the loss of Google Play Music. At some point this year, the incredibly user-friendly and really efficient cloud/library/streaming service/radio mimicker/friend to all
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A few days ago, Google announced it would be rolling out a new, simple way for users of its Play Music offering to transfer files over to YouTube Music, the culmination of a
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Maybe we don’t need glasses/eye surgery after all. Cool. On to music news for music news for February 11, 2020. Weekly Canadian music sales and streaming stats compared to where things were a
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Today is the 36th birthday of the computer mouse. My carpal tunnel syndrome is not celebrating. And now, some music news for April 27, 2018. This Mexican rapper admits to dissolving students’ bodies
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The two biggest entities in the world of streaming are YouTube and Spotify. While Spotify has concentrated on just audio, YouTube is about…well, everything and anything. And while billions get their music fix
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