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Times Internet owned music streaming service Gaana.com has launched mobile apps which allow users to access categorised music according to language, artists and genres. (Hat...
Following on the footsteps of YouTube’s TrueView ads, Gaana.com now has skippable and non-skippable video ads to users on its platform.
As a part of our #Outlook14 series, we asked heads of online music companies – Saavn, Gaana.com, Universal Music India, OKListen and NH7 about...
Gaana.com, a music streaming site by Times Internet*, has partnered with the South Indian Music Companies Association (SIMCA) to acquire music from 79 regional...
Update: Times Internet has reported that Gaana.com’s mobile app has been downloaded more than 200,000 times across all smartphone platforms. The app has been...
Times Internet’s online music streaming service Gaana.com has claimed that people have spent more than 100 million minutes listening to music on the portal in...
We had pointed out the possibility of this at the time of the Gaana.com launch*, and now it’s happened: Gaana.com now allows its users...
Update: A video of Gajwani’s talk is up on YouTube: If Pepsico’s Shiv Singh’s presentation at AdTech pointed towards a growing trend of brands...
After Facebook announced the launch of open graph apps offering real time sharing, with Spotify as the first music app to demonstrate it, we...
Indiatimes has launched an HTML5 version of its online music streaming site, Gaana.com for the iPad. Although, the web version is also primarily an...
