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Vimeo Teams with Audiosocket, Free Music Archive for Video Music Store
Vimeo's recently launched Music Store provides free music for noncommercial videos, low-cost tracks ($1.99) for use on personal videos and commercially priced tracks ($98.00) for commercial use. It's a service that makes sense for Vimeo to add and it might make a handful of musicians better off though the profits are in the aggregation. Music Store ...
First Look at the New MySpace: It's All About Music
The week, new MySpace owners Specific Media are pitching the site at Advertising Week along with investor Justin Timberlake. A leaked ad pitch deck (click on image at left to enlarge) and an interview are offering the few hints we have as to what the new MySpace will look like—and its all about music and the ...
First 7 of 16 Music Services Go Live on Facebook
(UPDATED) By Eliot Van Buskirk of Evolver.fm. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced 16 music partners on September 22nd ranging from almost-unheard-of to the incredibly popular. Of those, 7 have completed their integration with Facebook, meaning that they can automatically send users' listening activity to their friends' Facebook tickers and Music sections, and to their own Facebook Timelines. Here's ...
In 24 Days or Less, Apple Will Change Music, Again...
You've had your cloud, but you haven't had it like this. And sometime in “late October," Apple plans to change the music world, again. That's when the much-anticipated iTunes Match hits the streets—at least in the US, according to details disclosed today by the company (the UK is apparently next on the list). And America—and then ...
Fanbridge Launches Social Digest - Earns 1 Million Subscribers in 24 Hours
Direct-to-fan marketing platform FanBridge recently launched a new feature called Social Digest, which curates the most popular social content from the web in a sleek email digest distributed to fans on a weekly basis, and already it appears to be a hit. Bridging the gap between email marketing and social media: Social Digest is an automated social ...
Veokami Turns Fans into Live Music Camera Crews
Veokami was the winner of this year's HackLolla challenge for a project that takes multiple live videos of concert events from YouTube, syncs them up and offers each video as an alternate camera angle. It's not a perfect viewing experience but it's pretty darn cool and worth following as an example of what one can do ...
Google Music Marketing: Will.I.AM on Hangouts, the Johnny Cash Project and Chrome
With yesterday's looming debut of new Facebook features and partnerships, it's no wonder that Google+ opened to the general public on Wednesday. That introduction included a shaky Hangouts session with will.i.am but that's just one example of how Google is currently marketing new services with music products, including their Chrome browser and even Google Music Beta. ...
One Major Player is Missing from Facebook Music
Yesterday Facebook transformed itself into music and media discovery, listening and sharing powerhouse. Via its API, Faccebook welcomed some of music's hottest startups: Spotify, Rdio, Soundcloud and more than a dozen more onto its pages. More will follow soon. But one major player is missing: Apple. For most music fans—particularly the casual ones—Apple provides both the ...
Music Aggregators Move from Building Features to Growing Platforms
A number of popular music sites like Reelr.tv and Chill, that aggregate content from services such as YouTube and SoundCloud, might well be described as offering a feature rather than a more complete service. Such site tend to be limited in how they can be monetized in contrast to sites that use such an approach to ...
Facebook F8 Future of Digital Music Panel w/ Troy Carter, Daniel Ek and Bob Pittman
The Future of Digital Music panel at Facebook's F8 conference was a bit disappointing due to the fact that they didn't actually address the future till the last question and that's when things got a bit more interesting. It was quick and fragmented but I've gathered some of the highlights. The Future of Digital Music panel ...
