Activision’s Guitar Hero and MTV/Harmonix’ Rock Band have a new challenger waiting in the wings that plans to offer a free online game similar to Guitar Hero built on a social network that will allow ...

Companies, like visitors of Chinese take-away restaurants, come and go. Today, we have the unfortunate duty to report that two fine young Internet startups have not survived the never-ending battle ...

Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple. Before that, Josh wrote about everything from new Web start-ups, to remote-controlled robots that watch your house. Prior to joining CNET, Josh ...

Have you ever looked at your computer keyboard as a musical instrument? JamLegend, a San Francisco-based startup can turn your entire computer into a musical gaming experience similar to Rockband or ...

JamLegend, the LaunchBox-backed ‘Guitar Hero For The Web’, has just reached a fairly major milestone: it’s now signed up over 1 million users. Co-founder Andrew Lee says that the site is up to around ...

Some interesting developments this week in the music game space with JamLegend, Zynga, MXP4 pointing to a potential rebirth of the genre as a new form of social gameing. By Antony Bruno Some ...

Webware 100 winner: JamLegend JamLegend emulates console games like Guitar Hero and Rock Band by letting users play the guitar tracks on songs using their QWERTY keyboard. Users can play by themselves ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. JamLegend, a music-games startup was shut down today after three years of trying to compete with the heavy hitters in the ...

The team at Czech studio JamLegend has closed down operations and joined social titan Zynga, if reports are to be believed. It is not known whether Zynga’s studio empire stretches into the European ...

JamLegend, a music-games startup was shut down today after three years of trying to compete with the heavy hitters in the music-game genre like Rock Band and Guitar Hero. According to Tech Crunch, the ...