Late last night, SpiralFrog, the ad-supported free-music service launched in 2006, pulled the plug after a long battle with creditors over the company’s inability to manage its debt. Visitors to the domain won’t find any teary goodbye message, but rather a blank page saying the service is unavailable. CNET reported…

Well that was fun while it lasted. SpiralFrog, the ad-supported music start-up, will no longer file financial data with the SEC, reports News.com. It never made much sense to begin with that the privately held company was so transparent with its inner goings on—apparently it had to do with arrangements…

Right now, it only counts Universal amongst its major-label suppliers, but ad-supported free music distributor SpiralFrog is in Cannes to woo the rest. As VP Matthew Stern puts it, “That’s why we’re here, to have those conversations.” The outfit lost $6.7 million in 2006 and $3.4 million in Q307 on…

The troubled online ad-supported music startup SpiralFrog has raised another $2 million. Not that this will help in any major way for the site to break through with consumers, but would certainly help as operational capital, something it has been looking for since earlier this year. The money was raised…

Ad-supported music startup SpiralFrog isn’t a public company, but it files financial data with the SEC per an agreement with investors. Its latest 10-QSB filing shows the company lost $3.4 million in Q3 on a revenue trickle of $20,400. The balance sheet reveals that the company has just $2.3 million…

Ad-supported online music service SpiralFrog, one of 2006’s candidate’s for most-hyped new product, and still half-vaporware (it has launched a closed beta), has filed its detailed financial with SEC, though I am not sure what triggered the Form 10SB filings (it is a private company). A good picture of its…