The 10 Most Read Hypebot Stories Last Month
Did you miss anything? We’ve compiled the top 10 most read posts for the month of September. Among the top stories include Dan Deacon’s innovative app for a fan-generated light. Continue reading
Rdio To Begin Paying Musicians $10 “Bounty” For Each New Subscriber
Back in May, music subscription service Rdio began working on a plan to compensate artists for bringing new subscribers to their service, looking to dispel any notion that streaming services. Continue reading
Farewell iTunes Ping, We Hardly New You
We were told back in September that two years to the month after Apple launched Ping – it's never-got-off-the-ground attempt to merge music with social – the company was shutting. Continue reading
Online Fandom: Is A New Music Community Emerging?
Guest post by Kyle Bylin of sidewinder.fm With the debut of Little Monsters, Hipset, This Is My Jam, and Swarm.fm a new music community is starting to emerge and take. Continue reading
Musicians & Marketers: Identify Your Hidden Army Of Angels With guestHub
guestHub is a new service that identifies the hidden influencers that spread the word about your events or products and whose influence leads to actual sales. If you check out. Continue reading
Instagram Surpasses Twitter In Daily Active Mobile Users
Still not on that Instagram hype yet? You may want to rethink that considering user adoption for the billion-dollar company (now valued at $735 million in correlation with Facebook’s stock). Continue reading
Musicmetric Research Charts Music Discovery & Consumption
Guest post by Valeria Bornstein of Fame House Music industry analytics company Musicmetric recently released their Digital Music Index, a report detailing the latest trends in digital music and provides an in-depth look. Continue reading
TastemakerX Integrates Echo Nest For Realtime Marketplace Data
TastemakerX, where fantasy sports meets the music industry in the form of a social music discovery game, has added a new layer to their platform by partnering with music intelligence. Continue reading
Fans Become The Light Show With Dan Deacon’s Live Concert Mobile App
“For the first time, having your phone out at a concert is not a jerk move.” That’s what the description of Dan Deacon’s mobile app says in the iTunes store,. Continue reading
