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Indaba Music: New Site, Expanded Services
Music collaboration site Indaba Music is expanding the services that it offers to artists, as well, today they are launching a newly redesigned site. They hope to guide musicians through all stages of development with their musical ecosystem. New services to include: sales and distribution tools; a sheet music storefront; video lessons; loops and samples; and ...
48ers: Another Realtime Social Search Tool
Not long ago, Hyoebot covered the release of SocialMention, a new real-time search tool. Another one has hit the web since then called 48ers; the company is named after the first pioneers to seek out the California Gold Rush in 1948. The main difference that I found between the two social search tools—because it isn't the ...
Net Neutrality Groups Plan Protest at Google HQ
Several consumer groups are planning a Friday rally in protest of Google's recent net neutrality proposal with Verizon. The event—organized by MoveOn.org Civic Action, ColorofChange.org, Credo Action, the Progressive Change Campaign Committee and Free Press—is intended to “urge the search-engine giant to live up to its corporate motto: 'Don't Be Evil,'" according to a statement distributed ...
Brian Solis: The New Role of Digital Sociologists
Marketing To An Audience With An Audience. Brian Solis, recognized as one of the most prominent thinkers and published authors in new media, is always insightful and thought-provoking. In the video below, where he talks about the troubles that marketers face when marketing to an audience with an audience, is a small snapshot into why his ...
Twitter Introduces Tweet Button for Web Sites
Watch A Video Demo On Thursday, Twitter added a feature called a Tweet Button designed to encourage sharing links through Twitter. Web developers can add a few lines of code and a tweet icon will appear below each article. When Twitter users click the tweet button they see pop pre-populated with the url and ready to ...
Google Denies That It 'Sold Out' on Net Neutrality
Google on Thursday defended its recent net neutrality proposal with Verizon, denying that it “sold out" or that it teamed up with Verizon to boost its Android platform. The search engine giant also shot down assertions that the proposal is a step backward for the open Internet or that it would entirely eliminate net neutrality for ...
Shuffler: Turn Music Blogs into Streaming Stations
Next Tuesday, a new crowdsourced music service is launching called Shuffler; it takes blog content and turns the songs into streaming radio stations. Also, the service queues-up the most-recently listed music first and it displays the entire post of origin below the playback controls. As compared to other sites, those that make a song's origins nearly ...
What Makes Social Media Trustworthy?
Not surprisingly, we trust content from the people we know the most. But, the venue greatly impacts the degree to which we're willing to trust that content. If my friend writes a blog post—not very skeptical. If a brand posts onto their blog, my BS detector goes into overtime. What if, instead, they took that same ...
Michael Robertson: Surveying Crowded Music Subscription Sector
Plus A Chart Comparing Music Subscription Services This guest post by Michael Roberston looks at the subscription music sector and how the addition of Apple and Google services may or may not change the sector. Robertson founded MP3.com and is currently the CEO of cloud music locker service MP3Tunes. Press speculation abounds about forthcoming Apple or ...
New This Week on Music Think Tank
Artist 2.0 Manifesto & An Email Newsletter Template In his latest blog at Music Think Tank, digital marketer Chris Bracco gives artists a free, simple to use HTML e-mail newsletter template. Considering the number of fans that check their e-mail via cell phone, Bracco warns that those all flashy newsletters that artists send out may end ...
