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Spotify Gets a Major Upgrade Unifying Cloud and iTunes Playlists in a Single Player
Details & A Video Introduction (UPDATED) After six months of development, Spotify has released a major upgrade that allows users to import tracks from their download library into the Spotify player along with a new Spotify Social feature that encourages music discovery. Users can friend each other to share tracks and there is full ...
Free SoundExchange Artist Webinar Today and 10 Reasons Artists Don't Register
Digital royalties collection group SoundExchange is offering a free webinar open to the first the 1,000 musicians to register today at 2:00pm EST. Participants will learn about SoundExchange, maximizing digital performance royalties , the process of getting their money, and activities in Congress that will affect their career. Daryl P. Friedman, VP, Advocacy & ...
Last.FM to Add "Play Direct" Indie Artist Program
But Don't Expect To Get Paid 10 days ago Last.fm dropped single track streaming pushing it off to scrobbling partners like MOG, Spotify and Hype Machine. Among those most impacted and vocally upset we're indie artists who had been gaining fans who used Last.fm as a music discovery platform. Music fans who wanted to know what ...
Nimbit Expands Direct to Fan Toolkit with nimbitPro
At the ASCAP Expo in Hollywood today, direct to fan services provider Nimbit announced the addition of nimbitPro, an improved suite of tools and services designed to allow artists and their teams to manage their direct to fan marketing and sales efforts via a unified dashboard. With nimbitPro, artists and their teams can use the dashboard ...
Police Seize Computers, Property of Blogger Who Wrote About Supposed Lost iPhone
Jason Chen with the alleged next generation iPhone. “We got it. We disassembled it. It's the real thing," he wrote. Police in San Mateo County served a search warrant at the home of Jason Chen, a technology blogger who had posted extensive information about a lost mobile device he claimed was an unreleased version of Apple's ...
Make Room on Your Desk for M-Audio's Rock-Solid Boxes
You've got, like, a petabyte of music on your PC, but those built-in speakers can barely squeeze out a new-email alert. Pump up the volume with a proper desktop sound system. You're doing all of that music on your PC a disservice by attempting to filter sound through those coin-sized built-in fakers. A proper set of ...
Word War III: Google vs. Governments
In how many ways did Google respond to this week's letter from the data protection authorities of nine countries criticizing the company's approach to privacy? The first response came in the form of a statement from Google's official PR operation. Predictably, it was blander than bland. “We try very hard to be upfront about the data ...
What New Facebook Updates Might Mean for Your Privacy
Good insights are popping up deconstructing Facebook's big moves this week to extend its reach across the Web. Bottom line: You should pay attention, and consider tweaking your privacy settings again to control the experience. Basically, the giant social network wants to replicate your Facebook experience everywhere you go on the Web. It is starting with ...
Today Facebook, Tomorrow the World
With a dizzying array of announcements this week, it seems almost inevitable that the web will become, at least for the near future, an extension of Facebook. Like it or not. In some ways it's a great development, making it simpler to connect what you read, watch and listen to. But there's a nagging suspicion that ...
STLJN Turns Five
Though it may be somewhat difficult to believe, it was five years ago today that St. Louis Jazz Notes first went online. If you subscribe to the notion that “Internet years" are the equivalent of “dog years," that makes this site roughly 35 years old. Either way, StLJN is one of the more long-lived outposts of ...
