Watch RIP: A Remix Manifesto Free Online
Snag Films is an innovative site that offers 1000+ documentaries available for free streaming and RIP: A Remix Manifesto has just been added to an extensive collection of music related. Continue reading
OK GO Goes Viral Again With Help From State Farm
OK GO was one of the first bands whose success could largely be traced to YouTube and a self-made viral video. So bloggers went wild when a new OK GO. Continue reading
Gabriel’s Filter Partners With Video Hub Dailymotion
The Filter, a white-label provider of recommendation systems created by Peter Gabriel has cut a deal with popular video web site Dailymotion. The Filter will deliver video-to-video recommendation services to. Continue reading
Mom And Baby Make Universal Music Cry Uncle
No, we're not talking about a paternity suit against Jimmy Iovine. In 2007, Stephanie Lenz uploaded a 29-second video of her son bouncing along with Prince's "Let's Go Crazy" playing. Continue reading
Universal Revenues Slide 6.2%, Digital Up 8.4%
Universal Music Group’s (UMG) revenues were €4,363 million in 2009 a 6.2% decrease compared to 2008. Digital sales grew 8.4% tempered by softening demand for mobile products in the United. Continue reading
New Stats Show Music Tops YouTube Viewing
Watching music videos is the most popular activity on YouTube according to research company Sysomos accounting for 30.7% of all views. The study was based on measuring the tags on. Continue reading
Film 72 Musicians Released Using Topspin Platform
Could the Topspin direct to fan music marketing and sales platform also serve as a launchpad for indie film and other digital media? 72 Musicians was shot in Kansas City. Continue reading
Rejoice! It’s Not The End Of The Rickroll Era.
The internet was buzzing and CNet and others were bemoaning the take down of the infamous Rick Astley video that has beem played 30 million times, rejuvenated a forgotten pop. Continue reading
Mark Cuban: Cut Off The Vampires
In a speech before the AlwaysOn's OnMedia conference, outspoken entrepreneur Mark Cuban chided the newspaper industry for allowing "vampires" (aka Google) to "suck the life" out of their business. In. Continue reading
