In the battle to win over music fans, the hot new marketing technique in the world of streaming music is to simply give away your product for free. The latest to the game is MOG, whose free option ...

BERKELEY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--MOG (www.mog.com), the Web's best on-demand music listening service, today announced its mobile streaming music application is now available for download through ...

AUSTIN, Texas --Adding to the heat in on-demand music on the cellphone, the MOG music service showed off its upcoming mobile apps for both Android and iPhone. The apps will allow subscribers to access ...

Spotify may’ve launched on Sonos a while back, but considering the US is still awaiting the streaming service, it might be worth giving Mog a shot—you can listen ...

AUSTIN, Texas--Music service Mog unveiled its first mobile application in a press conference Monday as part of the South by Southwest Interactive Festival. Called Mog All Access for Mobile, it'll be ...

Instant Access to MOG's Entire Catalog for the Ultimate Music Listening Experience Berkeley, CA – September 14, 2011 – MOG®, today announced a free, ad-supported version of its award-winning on-demand ...

Mog, which until this week focused its efforts on aggregating music blogging, has launched a new All Access music streaming service. The company hopes that All Access’s combination of fast search, ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. If its new interface is any guide, online music service MOG is evolving ...

Limited time offer to save 20% on Sonos and MOG bundle SANTA BARBARA, Calif and BERKELEY, Calif – May 24, 2011 – Sonos, the leading developer of wireless music systems for the home, today announced ...

Earlier this year rumors surfaced that MOG’s streaming music service was up for sale. News broke yesterday that a transaction between MOG and Beats, the high-end headphone company owned by Dr. Dre and ...

Spotify makes it crystal clear the limitations put upon users who choose to not give them money: unlimited listening time for the first 6 months; after that, you get 10 hours of music per month, then ...