Online Viewing Shifts Towards Longer Videos

A new eMarketer survey points to a brighter future for online concerts and other forms of long form music videos. “If the first iteration of online video was about silly. Continue reading

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OK STOP: Marketing and Music Videos

Since the launch of MTV in 1981, the music video has played a central role in music marketing. So much in fact, that even back then there was large cache. Continue reading

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Vevo Soars As Online Video Continues Growth

1 out of 4 or 43.6 million online video watchers in April were viewing a Vevo video; most probably  from a Universal or Sony artist. The two labels powered by. Continue reading

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Half-Life Of A YouTube Video Is Just 6 Days

(Updated) The average YouTube video gets gets 50% of its views in the first 6 days after it is uploaded, according to TubeMogul  via Silicon Valley Insider. After 20 days,. Continue reading

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Google Wags TV’s Long Tail. Can FargoTripHop.TV Be Far Behind?

Google announced yesterday that it will be bringing web video to your TV later this year. This isn't really revolutionary since TiVo and Boxee have been pushing similar services for. Continue reading

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There’s Something In Water @ VH1 Latin America

In the U.S., VH1 seems to only be interested in attracting 30-50 year olds yearning for days gone by. But, if these new promos are any indication, VH1 Latin America. Continue reading

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Video: Nashville Flood Destroys Famous Guitars

Musicians Hall of Fame instruments kept in storage after demolition of a building were severely damaged in the Nashville flood.

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Are A New Breed Of Artists & Musicians Emerging From The Digital Swamp?

Press Pause Play If you accept that music, art and media are effected by the environment in which they were created, then the quantum shifts caused by technology and the. Continue reading

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Video: Just Blaze On The Music Blog Culture

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Is There No Shame? Black Keys Use Bikinis & Dinosaurs To Promote Upcoming Release

With tongue planted firmly in cheek, The Black Keys are promoting their new album "Brothers :which hits May18th via a series of videos starring a T-Rex puppet named Frank.  With. Continue reading

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