Thousands Join Liverpool Facebook Flashmob Silent Disco

Just in case you still doubt the huge potential of social networking to drive fan interest, watch this video of thousands flocking to the Liverpool train station with their iPods. Continue reading

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YouTube Grabs 41% Share With 100M Viewers

78.5% of the U.S. internet audience viewed online video. The average online viewer watched more than 5 hours. In December, Google  and YouTube once again ranked as the top U.S.. Continue reading

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Video: Trent Reznor’s New Model For Music Business Profits

During MidemNet Techdirt's Mike Masnick gave this overview of Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails' album release and monetization strategy.  At the risk of gushing, this is a must see. Continue reading

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Video: Malcolm Galdwell Tells How The Beatles Got To Be Great

In this video Malcolm Gladwell, the author of The Outliers and The Tipping Point, uses The Beatles to question the existence of genuine musical prodigies. Caldwell attributes the band's success. Continue reading

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Video: A Demo Of Nokia’s Comes With Music

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A Wonderfully Horrible Microsoft Songsmith Ad

The new Songsmith app auto-creates backing tracks as you sing. This hopefully tongue in cheek promotional video intentionally shows just how wonderfully useless Microsoft’s latest creation is. After the jump. Continue reading

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WMG YouTube Ban Spawns Protest Videos

Warner Music Groups’ dispute with YouTube has spawned a growing group of angry homemade protests. The riff has led to the forced removal of thousands of videos by the label. Continue reading

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Video: MPTrax Offers Online Live Booking Solution

What is MPTrax? from MPTrax on Vimeo.

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Video: Inside The Motown Vault

Detroit Free Press via Daily Swarm

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Lawrence Lessig Slams Broken Copyright Laws On Colbert Report

The Colbert ReportMon – Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c Lawrence Lessig Colbert at ChristmasColbert Christmas DVD Green ScreenBill O’Reilly Interview

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