Last.fm is Still Scrobbling More Than Twenty Years Later — And Now It’s Independent

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Last.fm has become an independent company again after years under CBS/Paramount ownership. The service says it will keep its team, user profiles, scrobbles, privacy settings, subscriptions, billing data, and API-supported tools intact. It plans to focus on listening insights, community features, and steady product improvements. The move preserves continuity for existing users while giving Last.fm more freedom to evolve its core music tracking platform.

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