Some more detail on the fate of Winamp and Shoutcast, the legacy digital music services that owner AOL (which also owns TechCrunch) originally planned to shut down but then halted pending a sale. They ...

Winamp and Shoutcast, the legacy digital music services that owner AOL originally planned to shut down but then halted pending a sale, are reportedly being bought by another company than what we heard ...

Winamp fans, rejoice! Your favorite media player isn't dead after all, though it will be under new management. The media player software maker was acquired by Internet radio company Radionomy, said it ...

Winamp, the legendarily customizable music player, is being revamped as a mobile app that will give you one place to listen to all your music — including playlists, podcasts, streaming radio stations, ...

OMFG, I never knew Winamp could connect to radio stations. Awesome.<BR><BR>I just tuned in to Pirate Radio...Rock 80s HAIR Glam 90s. <BR><BR>Winger just came on. Yesssssssssss.

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Things have been looking up for Winamp ever since the legendary MP3 player quietly survived its December 20 shutdown date. There had been rumors of a sale by AOL, but now TechCrunch reports that the ...

The purchase of Shoutcast, which has a catalog of around 50,000 stations, is a significant increase to Radionomy's current stable of 6,000 online radio stations MANILA, Philippines – Reports indicate ...

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 ...

Iconic media player Winamp and streaming media service Shoutcast will indeed live to see another day. AOL has sold the two properties to Radionomy, an international aggregator of online radio stations ...

If you were disappointed to hear late last year that the iconic Winamp software would be closing down, you might be pleased to learn that rather than shutting down the software AOL has now sold the ...