Amazon.com is testing a new advertisement form, offering a piece of software that plugs into the popular Winamp MP3 player and recommends new music--from the online retailer's virtual shelves.

Amazon's new ad form, a piece of software that plugs into the popular Winamp MP3 player and recommends new music, has been met with a lukewarm response from consumers.

As Amazon Music seeks to gain a competitive edge over rival music and podcast platforms, the audio streamer is sweetening the deal for Prime members by including ad-free podcast listening as a ...

However, if a customer wants to avail ad-free music, they would still need a Prime subscription or a subscription to Amazon Music Unlimited. The Prime subscription, which includes Amazon Prime ...

Amazon Music Unlimited is priced at $7.99/month for an individual plan and $14.99/month for a family plan, plus there are annual options for both tiers that come with a discount.

Amazon.com (AMZN) experienced a price increase of 10% over the last quarter. This period included several significant ...

Previously, you'd need to pay £7.99 a month for an Amazon prime membership to get Amazon Prime Music. This is an ad-free option that's still available if you want uninterrupted playback.

According to one agency that's testing Amazon Music's audio ads, the ads require a minimum of $50,000 in ad spend. Another ad-agency exec said CPMs for audio ads cost 30 to 40% less than Amazon's ...

“When Amazon Music first launched for Prime members, we offered an ad-free catalog of 2 million songs, which was completely unique for music streaming at the time,” said Steve Boom, VP of ...

Rumors started circulating last week that Amazon was exploring a free, ad-supported tier of its streaming music service. Turns out there was something to those rumblings. Today, the commerce giant ...

Amazon today announced the launch of a free, ad-supported music service in the U.S. that will be available to anyone who wants to play free music on their Echo speaker.

Amazon Music now offers a free streaming music service (with ads) for iPhone, Android, and Fire TV. The free tier allows access to select top playlists and “thousands” of music stations.