The Wall Street Journal wrote yesterday on the move to get Internet radio into the mainstream and into cars. Slacker Inc.'s 36-year-old founder Celite Milbrandt demonstrated his mobile service for ...

Six years after launch, Slacker Radio has unveiled a new, overhauled Slacker; full of new bells and whistles to compete head-to-head with streaming radio leader Pandora–as well as Spotify and Rdio.

Slacker, the critically praised interactive radio service our readers helped us discover in '07, plans to launch an on-demand subscription service combining elements of Pandora, Rhapsody and Spotify ...

Online music streaming has quickly become a staple in many people’s online experience. It is certainly a regular occurrence for my co-workers to walk past my office and find me with headphones plugged ...

For years, Pandora was one of the few on-demand streaming radio choices. But now with Spotify, MySpace and other options, you can play the field and find the streaming radio service that best fits the ...

Slacker, the Pandora-esque internet radio service, will release a free app for BlackBerry phones next month. It’s remarkably similar to their own hardware—users choose pre-programmed stations or build ...

Just shy of its sixth birthday, streaming music service Slacker flipped the switch on a major relaunch today that it hopes will put it ahead of competitors like Spotify and Pandora. The company is ...

If you love streaming music and happen to be a Virgin Mobile customer, we have some good news for you. Virgin Mobile has just introduced a new data-free music streaming feature that will allow you to ...

Slacker Radio, an online music streaming outfit, has agreed to be acquired by LiveXLive Media Inc. for $50 million. The deal is contingent upon LiveXLive completing a pending public stock offering, ...

San Diego’s Slacker Radio, an online music streaming outfit, has agreed to be acquired by LiveXLive Media for $50 million. The deal is contingent upon LiveXLive completing a pending public stock ...

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