The original Napster went out of business in 2001 but, despite its short, fiery life and premature, litigation-fueled death, ...

Since 2016, Napster has been operating as a (legal) streaming service. It claims to have over 110 million high-fidelity ...

Napster is getting acquired by Infinite Reality for $207 million, the latest chapter for a company whose brand is synonymous ...

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

Napster’s new owners say they intend to turn the brand into a social-first music platform, aimed at letting fans engage with artists and their music more directly. Back in the day Napster ...

Napster CEO Jon Vlassopulos, a former head of music at Roblox who invested in the first iteration of Napster at Bertelsmann, will continue to lead the brand as it integrates ... That was the big value ...

But the brand isn't dead. On Tuesday, Napster was acquired by 3D technology company Infinite Reality for $207 million. Infinite Reality CEO John Acunto told CNBC in an interview that the one-time ...

Since the original Napster was shut down by a US court in 2001 over copyright infringement, the brand has changed hands ... and we are thrilled … to unlock value for the entire ecosystem and ...

It turns out it's hard to repurpose the Y2K-era tech company’s brand for Web3, but Napster's new owners are trying.

Napster changed the music industry. Today, Napster is based in Nashville and is part of a major deal. Napster has been acquired by Infinite Reality for $207 million.

Since its file-sharing operation was shut down in 2001, Napster has been bought and reimagined several times. Harry McCracken ...

Napster CEO Jon Vlassopulos, a former head of music at Roblox who invested in the first iteration of Napster at Bertelsmann, will continue to lead the brand as ... was the big value proposition.” ...