The UK's streaming music arena could be set to welcome the arrival of a heavyweight contender by way of US giant Rhapsody.

Rhapsody has just announced its European expansion through the acquisition of Napster International, following its takeover...

Rhapsody has announced it is to buy Napster from electronics retailer Best Buy as it tries to stay one step ahead of competing music services like Spotify.

"This deal will further extend Rhapsody's lead over our competitors in the growing on-demand...

Napster has admitted that unlike its rivals, it has no plans for a streaming music service on the iPhone. A spokesperson for the company put the blame on " high licensing fees for streaming to a mobile phone".

Napster says that it wouldn't...

Real Networks has announced that its Rhapsody streaming music service has been submitted to Apple for review. The application is free, but you'll need a Rhapsody To Go subscription to use it, which is only available in the US and costs $15 per month.

It was way back in February that Yahoo announced that it's music service was to be transferred over to RealNetworks' Rhapsody.

Now the fall-out has actually started.

All Yahoo Music Unlimited subscribers are being offered the...

Digital music seller Rhapsody is going after Apple iTunes and has a whooping $50 million in its pocket to spend on ads.

Rhapsody scored a massive coupe when it signed a contract in February with Yahoo to provide all of its online music offerings,...

There’s another team entering the music player/music service game to join the iPod and iTunes duo and the Zune and Zune Marketplace twins. RealNetworks is holding hands with SanDisk to put content from its service on to a range of Sansa players in the...