You're missing the two biggest sites, imeem.com and projectplaylist not only are these sites bigger and more popular (over 10million US users/month each) but they were doing the online mixtape well before any of the sites you mentioned so you have to give them credit.
imeem is like 'youtube for music' and launched in 2004, it got sued last year but negotiated its way out of trouble and is now legal. Projectplaylist launched in 2006 and is more like seeqpod, it's currently being sued by about 10 different record labels.
I think webjay may have launched first, but it no longer exists except as part of yahoo.
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Big omissions..
Date: 2008-05-23 03:52 am (UTC)imeem is like 'youtube for music' and launched in 2004, it got sued last year but negotiated its way out of trouble and is now legal.
Projectplaylist launched in 2006 and is more like seeqpod, it's currently being sued by about 10 different record labels.
I think webjay may have launched first, but it no longer exists except as part of yahoo.