Which is better mog or rhapsody

Rhapsody's subscription-based music service has, thus far, proven unable to compete with Apple's ubiquitous iTunes. As a result, the RealNetworks-owned service has attempted to compete by forging partnerships across the digital-media landscape: an impending music store deal with MTV Networks and an appearance on TiVo set-top boxes , for example.

Unfortunately for Rhapsody, it still hasn't been able to create much of a dent in the iTunes arsenal. Nevertheless, the deals keep rolling in. Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy , which we encourage you to read. MOG is basically a place for people to publish thoughts about music, as well as a place to share the names of the songs they play on their computers using a downloadable program called MOG-O-MATIC that runs in the background and automatically detects songs no matter which music player is used.

With many if not most song references on the site, you can now click a play button that instantly loads the song into a web-based Rhapsody player running in another window.

However, non-subscribers will still be treated to the free streaming of 25 songs per month if they download a small application. Code in the sites of several music services indicates they could be preparing to integrate with Facebook, as the social network gets ready for its F8 developers conference set for next week. We may finally have the answer to the great mystery of who Facebook will partner with to bring a music service to its massive social network: Everyone.

Dutch entrepreneur and developer Yvo Schaap took a look at the HTML for all the major music services and found that several had references in meta tags to what appears to be a custom Facebook format. Among the notable services absent from the list are Pandora and Napster. Pandora has been thought to be among Facebook's most likely partners for adding music streaming to its network.