MySpace Nears Sale For Just 5% Of The $580M That News Corp Paid For It
NewsCorp paid $580 million for MySpace in 2006. Now its close to being sold for $30 million, far less than the $100 million that they had hope to get for. Continue reading
PM UPDATE: Ticketfly, UMG + Diane Warren, Digital Content Summit/Music Announces Dates
Ticketfly has announced the addition of the Ticketfly Analytics Dashboard to its suite of client tools. The company offers ticketing, social marketing, website and email and the dashboard provides real-time. Continue reading
David Gray Releases Album Exclusively Via GroupOn
Singer-songwriter David Gray becomes the first artist to release an album exclusively on daily deals site GroupOn with today's launch of "Lost and Found-Live in Dublin 2011". Available for $6,. Continue reading
Is Facebook Tumbling?
Could the recent surge in the popularity of Tumblr, coupled with a fall off in the use of Facebook, suggest we have another twist in social connectivity coming our way?. Continue reading
What Are You Waiting For?
Ever ask yourself: “What am I waiting for?” Blake Easter has asked this question his whole life. Many artists wait on others and rely on managers. They need to take. Continue reading
MTV, Sushi And Some Musical Chopsticks [VIDEO]
Friends. sushi, music and a chance to get a little crazy. Not a bad combination, and MTV Brazil brings them together in a promotion that is so simple, it leaves. Continue reading
Thomas Dolby’s Floating City Goes Beyond Marketing
Thomas Dolby's recently released web-based game "The Floating City" is both a marketing device for his upcoming album, "A Map of the Floating City", and an interesting project in its. Continue reading
AOL Partners With Slacker For Online Music Service
Add another competitor to the online music wars, as AOL shifts much of its offering from CBS to Slacker. The new AOL Radio, which relaunches in late summer, will offer. Continue reading
MySpace To Layoff 150 More On Wednesday
Observers had expected News Corp to complete the sale of MySpace before the June end of its quarter. It looks like the media giant will miss that target, but that's. Continue reading
Will.i.am, Pharrell, Arcade Fire, David Lynch & The Future Of Brands + Music
(UPDATED) That the Black Eyed Peas leader – hardly averse to product placement – the luxury brands fan Pharrell Williams and many more creative stars turned out for Cannes Lions,. Continue reading
