Winamp is doing NFTs now, because you either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain.

Remember Winamp? It was your first MP3 player, fully customizable and used primarily for listening to Lumidee? Well, now it's dead. After 15 years of stocking Winamp to appease your questionable taste ...

Winamp Group (Paris: ALWIN) (Brussels: ALWIN), the parent company of Winamp, announces a new series of strategic agreements for Bridger, its copyright management platform, further strengthening its ...

Winamp's plans to regain relevance include much more than finally updating its audio software. The company has opened invitations to a creator service that gives musicians tools to distribute, promote ...

It’s not dead! Winamp will continue to whip the llama’s ass for the foreseeable future, but under new management. The legendary MP3 software has been acquired from AOL by Radionomy, less than a month ...

Why it matters: Winamp appears poised to make a comeback as a streaming platform focused on artists. While the brand's latest owner is primarily considering monetization, fans of the classic desktop ...

Last week, AOL announced that it was shutting down Winamp, ending the audio player's 16-year run. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content.

Winamp will be 10 years old next month. The application once ruled desktops everywhere as the world's default MP3 media player. However, when Justin Frankel sold Winamp's parent company Nullsoft to ...