Finally, Rhapsody Hits The Web

December 5th, 2005

I’ve been a long time Rhapsody fan. Yes, I use iTunes with my Ipod, and when I buy music it’s with iTunes. But I also pay $9.95 a month to Rhapsody so I can stream whatever songs I want while working on my computer at work, or listen to whatever I want at home since my computer is tied to my house audio system.

But my biggest complaint has been having to use Rhapsody’s standalone software client where I can’t link people to songs and I have to launch a separate memory-using application.

That has now ended with the launch of Rhapsody on the web.

Beyond just putting Rhapsody on the web, they will start allowing access to third-party developers with some web services which is a great thing.

It also allows Mac users to have access.

Definitely a good step for Rhapsody.

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