Posts Tagged ‘Music’
Madison Avenue Blues: The Year The Media Died
A hilarious yet sad parody of The Day The Music Died by Don McLean that explains the demise of traditional advertising and, as a result, traditional journalism.
Read MoreA Social Network For Two
Ze Frank’s musical take on social networking–A Social Network For Two–is accompanied by Alyssa Timon’s animation.
Read MoreFair Use: Let's Go Crazy
But what, exactly, is Universal Music accomplishing by hassling a Pennsylvania mother over the use of a few seconds of ambient, garbled music to which they hold a copyright?
Read MorePrince Gets A Little Grabby
The Purple One performed some serious copyright overreach recently when he had YouTube remove a fan-recorded video of his perfomance of Radiohead’s song Creep at Coachella.
Read MoreAn Ode To Digg (And Its Supporting Online Campaign)
Kina Grannis has clearly got some marketing savvy in her corner because she’s running a pretty sophisticated online campaign to solicit votes for Gotta Digg, her music video entry for the Doritos Crash The Super Bowl contest.
Read MoreMusic Marketing Through Blogs, or How I Tuned Out & Discovered New Bands
Radio is no longer the best medium for promoting a new musician or band or upcoming concert. That music marketing vehicle now belongs to MP3 blogs.
Read MoreOnline Videos – Demographics
Suddenly, it seems, online videos are everywhere.
Read MoreSpeedcasting
Speedcasts are simply podcasts speeded up just fast enough so that they are understandable yet cut down the amount of listening time significantly.
Read MoreProduct Placement In Madden NFL 06
In 1994, the neo-punk band Green Day broke onto the popular music scene with their album Dookie, several songs from which enjoyed quite a bit of airtime on radio stations nationwide. Since then, the band has not enjoyed simliar commecial success until last year’s run-away success, American Idiot. That success could very well be due…
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