Google Wave Explained Pulp Fiction Style
Currently in beta, Google Wave could change artists to fan communications…again. Hypebot even named it to our recent 5 New Tech Trends That You Can’t Afford To Ignore. But understanding. Continue reading
MobBase D.I.Y. iPhone Apps
(UPDATED) Fostering the artist to fan connection is the current mantra and iPhone apps the preffered cutting edge delivery device. But to date only iLike has offered indie artists an. Continue reading
Indie Maximum Exposure 100 Now In Web Form
Hypebot recently published the Indie Maximum Exposure 100 by music marketing guru Ariel Hyatt of Ariel Publicity and her friends as a pdf. It was a collaborative effort, bringing together. Continue reading
Music Video Start-up VEVO Wants Interns
VEVO, the new music video start-up created by Universal Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment in partnership with Google, is looking for interns for the Spring 2010 semester. Some of. Continue reading
Fanfarlo Four Step: Dance Your Way To More Fans
1. Don’t suck. 2. Get others to introduce you to their audiences. 3. Make those audiences an offer they can’t refuse. 4. Repeat. Topspin told the story of this UK. Continue reading
More Music Industry News: Pirate Bay, iTunes vs. Palm. Downloader Study, Licensing, LiveWire & More
Swedish judge to Pirate Bay admins: shut down or face fines. – The founders of The Pirate Bay could face fines in Sweden if the popular torrent tracker remains online.. Continue reading
REWIND – Music Industry’s Week In Review
Google's new enhanced music search was the big news of the week. But is it really a game changer? Watch video interviews from the announcement and take it for a. Continue reading
Facebook 6% Of All U.S. Net Traffic, Twitter Stumbles
According to data from Hitwise, Facebook now accounts for 6% of all US internet traffic and continues to grow. Twitter has a fraction of that traffic and its growth appears to. Continue reading
Beatles & ACDC mp3’s $.25 via BlueBeat. W.T.F.?
The UK's Music Ally tipped me to this, but you have to see it for yourself. Downloads of The Beatles – and not $.99, but rather for a mere $.25. Continue reading
Gail Zappa On The Future Of Music: “You’ll Never Work On This Planet Again”.
"…a dispute concerning professional practices was resolved when one Bill Graham said to one Frank Zappa, 'You'll never work this town again'. Cut to our current climate under corporocratic rule where. Continue reading
