Is Google trying to clean up its act in the Android Market by dumping alleged copyright-infringing applications? That may be the case for at least one app after the controversial music streaming ...

Well it was good while it lasted. Last week Apple finally approved Grooveshark’s iPhone app, allowing you to listen almost any song you want at any time for $3 per month. But what the App Store giveth ...

WASHINGTON–Google has removed Grooveshark’s music app from the Android Market, a move that comes after some of the top music labels have accused the service of violating copyright law, sources said.

The music streaming application Grooveshark is available again for Android devices 16 months after it was removed by Google from its application market. Grooveshark, which is run by Escape Media Group ...

With its Android app again given the boot by Google, Grooveshark has spruced up its mobile Web site to serve as a viable alternative. Hit by legal woes that squashed its dedicated apps, Grooveshark ...