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Last.fm loses Warner Music Group content


June 09, 2008 Warner Music Group has pulled its music from Last.fm's free on-demand music streaming service in an apparent dispute over compensation rates. In a statement, Last.fm parent CBS said, "We are currently negotiating a new agreement with Warner Music Group and are working hard to build the most comprehensive music service on the Web." Last.fm's on-demand service still carries music from Universal Music Group, Sony BMG Music Entertainment, EMI Group and other labels.

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