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Returning from the brink of death, music services Winamp and Shoutcast are now officially with a new owner: Digital audio business Radionomy has acquired the both media player and radio platform from ...

AOL announced yesterday that it would be shutting down Winamp, the venerable media player that helped usher in an age of people listening to music on their computers, next month. But it seems that ...

Mundu for Android offers an intuitive interface for accessing Shoutcast's vast array of Internet radio stations, as well as some useful features--for free. But all is not roses. For Android users who ...

There were rumors that Winamp would find a rescuer following its shutdown, and today that rescue is official. Online radio platform provider Radionomy has acquired both WinAmp and Shoutcast from AOL ...

The radio streaming service Radionomy has confirmed that it has purchased Winamp and Shoutcast Radio for an undisclosed sum from AOL, in a bid to expand its music streaming offering. We’d already ...

Looks like the llama may not get off so easily after all. AOL yesterday announced that it was shutting down Winamp, media playing software for Windows and Android devices that it picked up through its ...

Belgian Internet radio startup Radionomy confirmed that it has acquired the once greatly popular music player Winamp from media giant AOL, the companies announced today. Winamp, which rose to fame ...

Steven "Tag" Loomis, who wrote the server software for Internet radio service SHOUTcast (with Nullsoft founders Tom Pepper and Justin Frankel) will be leaving AOL. With Loomis' departure, and the ...

The worst kept secret of 2014 is now official - online radio aggregator Radionomy has indeed purchased Winamp and Shoutcast from AOL. Although specifics weren't mentioned, a reliable source recently ...