Uptown Uncorked has a lot going on in the way of lunch and learn sessions, networking events, podcasts and more in April. We want to achieve our goals of connecting people, improving how you use the tools you have and teaching you what you need to know to drive your self or your business to [...]
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Tags: Events, FaceBook, FriendFeed, Google, LinkedIn, Music, MySpace, Podcast, Qik, Social Media Boot Camp, Social Networks, Twitter, YouTube
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Wednesday, April 8th, 2009 at
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Update: The podcast was a blast. Thanks to Joe, Flint, Carla and Matthew for participating and sharing your knowledge of music from all levels and a variety of aspects of the industry. Panelists, please feel free to grab the embed for your blog or profile – just link back here:
Original post: Topics on Fire is [...]
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Tags: Music, MySpace, pete yorn, Podcast, Social Media Boot Camp, talkshoe, topics on fire
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Sunday, March 29th, 2009 at
8:02 am and is filed
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We took a bit of a break on Topics on Fire in February for some writing deadlines and new clients, but we are back and in full swing. Next week’s episode is on Music and Social Media. I have some very interesting guests coming on, including managers of musicians signed under major labels, music writers, [...]
My quick recap of the week in conferences and events, plus a planned pre-show tweetup for Sunday’s Pete Yorn show. My apologies to the fantastic speakers like Mike Langford, Chris Penn and others who I loved hearing from and forgot to mention!
Updated to add the video from this Social Media Jungle Boston, March 2009:
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Friday, March 13th, 2009 at
2:18 pm and is filed
under Events, Music, Social Media Boot Camp.
I’m always on the look out for simple, easy to use applications or tools that give me a way to make a part of my life easier. Today’s favorite is Gruvr. This little site uses Google Maps to bring you live music shows near you, in a live action map feed. A live music junkie, [...]
Grooveshark is a new monetized music sharing application currently in private beta. Grooveshark has a simple business idea: everyone in music getting paid. Their lofty goal is to change the music industry, and after having used their site for a few days to try it out, I think they might just succeed.
Much of their potential [...]
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Tags: grooveshark, ilike, mixtape, Music, muxtape, pandora
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Tuesday, March 18th, 2008 at
10:22 am and is filed
under Music, Social Networks, Startups.
When I heard around the Internet that Amway was using one of their corporations to break into the online music business, I thought it was a joke. In fact, it seems it is true. Amway is planning on “breaking into the online music business”.
Amway is knocking on the door of online music through a web [...]
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Tags: amway, Music
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Thursday, November 22nd, 2007 at
2:20 am and is filed
under Music.
There have been many times when I wished the Billboard music charts reflected my taste in music more closely. That time may be now. Billboard and iLike have decided to collaborate on a social music chart. The potential for tracking what kind of music is really popular, as opposed to what kind is just overplayed, [...]
In the social music site scene, Pure Volume stands out. It stands out for being nondescript, that is. With a white and grey on grey look, a logo that looks hidden and a plain vanilla interface, Pure Volume’s biggest trait is how vanilla it seems when compared to sites like Trig, Mog, Last.FM and iLike.
Where [...]
Recent addition to the social network scene is Trig, a social network that focuses entirely on music and music fans. It has a rock star design that grabs your eye right off the bat, and is filled with local talent. It’s gaining fans from across the Internet by giving talent a place to get discovered [...]
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