The news on Tuesday that Napster had been sold for $207 million sparked disbelief as millennials experienced a hearty dose of nostalgia. The controversial OG music-sharing platform, founded in 1999 by ...

Anybody old enough to remember the early-2000s file-sharing boom will remember Napster. It was the music-sharing platform that broke the internet, defied copyright law, and was sued out of existence, ...

Infinite Reality, a media, ecommerce, and marketing company focused on 3D and AI-powered experiences, has entered an agreement to acquired Napster. That means that the brand originally launched in ...

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. Napster is trying to stage a comeback — and it's betting on AI video. The OG music-sharing platform ...

Remember Napster? If you're over the age of 30, you might be wondering what happened to the once-beloved company — this is ...

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Music streaming service Napster was just acquired for $207 million by a virtual reality company. Credit: Alexander Pohl/NurPhoto via Getty Images Napster was only around for roughly three years before ...

Napster was sold to a tech start-up Infinite Reality for $207 million, the digital media company announced Tuesday, as it looks to provide creators an opportunity to better engage with their audiences ...

Is it possible to feel nostalgic over a lawsuit? To read through the various legal demands, accusations of false dealing, general anger-tinged footnotes and citations, and think, “Oh, I remember what ...

This story originally appeared on Mental Floss. Long before iTunes, Spotify, and YouTube allowed us to discover new music with a tap of a phone, there was Napster, the world’s most controversial ...