 RAIN 9/25: DI starts online magazine; MySpace music launches ·Sep 25, 10:52 AM DIGITALLY IMPORTED EXPANDS BRAND INTO ONLINE MAGAZINE: Digitally Imported — which runs the MYSPACE INTERACTIVE MUSIC SERVICE LAUNCHES: MySpace launched its long-awaited music service NEW YORK TIMES PUBLISHES GUIDE TO WIRELESS MUSIC PLAYERS: The New York Times has published a quick run-through of wireless music players, highlighting devices such as the Squeezebox Boom and Apple’s AirPort Express. Every system listed is under $500, and some don’t even require an established network. Find the article here. STREAMSURF AND SEEQPOD PARTNER: streamSerf.com, which audits worldwide radio airplay of music, will provide detailed airplay reports to music discovery tech company (and “playable search results” search engine) SeeqPod. A press release says, “streamSerf.com’s data warehouse of over 85 million pages of radio airplay reports will be available to end users through web-based links on every track that SeeqPod discovers, providing additional discovery and information capabilities to SeeqPod’s powerful search engine.” Read the entire press release here. share: del.icio.us.  Reddit  Digg  Yahoo  Wink  Windows  Google  Newsvine 
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most-listened-to Internet-only webcaster on the Webcast Metrics panel (details in yesterday’s 
at midnight Wednesday, featuring on-demand streaming, unlimited playlist creation and links to Amazon’s MP3 store. “Other online services,” write Dawn Chmielewski and Michelle Quinn in the Los Angeles Times, “such as the start-up Imeem and Last.fm, which is owned by 
