Webnoize suspends its service

Written by Petteri Pyyny @ 03 Dec 2001 5:59

One of the most popular audio and video information/news resources, Webnoize, has suspended its operations until "early 2002" when it promises to re-emerge "with new and improved events, products and services".

Webnoize has focused on providing news, in-depth reports and conferences related to audio, video and P2P industries. Company's announcement might be yet another sign that digital music business is in deep recession.

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