DOWNLOAD: The Internet Music Guidebook

internetmusic The internet is no longer ‘just’ a source of information. It’s riddled with online communities, and of course, online media.

More and more, media is making the switch from digital storage to the cloud. Away with digital storage, here comes the internet!

This change is becoming ever more apparent with online music stores and streaming audio portals springing up all around.

There’s a musical buffet waiting for the internet audiophile, but if you aren’t properly informed, you can be sure you’re missing out.

MakeUseOf is proud to present The Internet Music Guidebook, a manual for the internet audiophile. An introduction to the World Wide Web of Sound!

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In fourty illustrated pages, Will Mueller from willm.me tells you all you need to know about free internet listening to music, streaming audio to your computer, and free download music sites to get all your favorite songs and albums in a whim. Learn how to share music with others and track a band’s performance and album releases!

Don’t wait, download the Internet Music Guidebook now in PDF right now.

No strings attached, this free eBook is entirely for you to enjoy!

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Simon Slangen

I'm a student from Belgium, absorbing math and science in preparation for my computer sciences studies. I've been writing for MUO for quite some time now, which - because I just love everything regarding technology. Check out my meme? http://meme.yahoo.com/slangen/

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Really great guide. Glad you included Lala.com in the list. It’s an awesome site for very affordable web-song music. It’s the best solution for those of us who have made our computers our stereo.
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It is amazing how easy it is to get music online, but I still believe that in order to get a true sound, you will need to hear in live.
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The live music archive is also a great source for live music

http://www.archive.org/details/etree
breed

The manual did not reference Slacker, which in my mind is far superior to Pandora and Last.fm. Especially with its incredible growth over the past six months as it is now available on most smartphones. I think this weakens the value of the manual.