Engadget - As part of its Napster (and Napster International) acquisition from a while back, Rhapsody promised it would spread the music service across more places worldwide, with one of the many focuses being to have a stronger presence in Europe. Well, staying true to its word, Rhapsody's announcing today that it's bringing the ripened Napster to more countries in The Old Continent, such as France, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland and more.
Starting today, Rhapsody’s personalized music experience is available to Wii U owners via a free app from the Nintendo eShop. Rhapsody subscribers with Wii U systems can begin listening immediately and Wii U owners who aren’t yet Rhapsody or Napster subscribers can sign up for a 30-day free trial.
Streaming music service Rhapsody has launched a version for kids that limits their access to only tailored programming and content that parents add.
TechFrag - Twitter and Rhapsody have joined hands to bring in a new feature that lets the music streaming service’s subscribers share full-length tracks on the social networking site. that anyone can listen to, even if they don’t have a subscription themselves.
