Any tech review article that starts of with, “Internet music service misses a few key notes,” but later states, “despite its glaring gaps, Rhapsody’s interface for sampling, storing and playing music on the Web is among the best I have seen,” is bound to be a little confusing. To me, it simply says, the idea is approaching successful but still doesn’t deliver the goods the way the customer wants it.
Click here to read the full Washington Post review of Lycos Rhapsody at the International Herald Tribune’s website (long name, really cool news site from a tech, bells/whistles standpoint).
If you need further background on Lycos Rhapsody, try here.
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