Is Streaming Music Our Shambhala?
Found an article by Eliot Van Buskirk over at Wired that basically gives an update on the state of streaming music services, and whether or not they’ll fly in the US.
wax&wires tv – Episode 003
EPISODE 3
In this episode:
- Skunks
- Royalties, Pandora and the New Deal
- Spotify U.S.A! U.S.A! U.S.A!
- EMI in the troubles
- The Bird And The Bee
- Promoting your band (get off the internet!)
We Are Hunted – The Top 99 Buzzed About Songs On The Net
We Are Hunted is the Online Music Chart, aggregating social networks, forums, music blogs, Torrents, P2P Networks and Twitter to develop a daily chart of the 99 most popular songs online.
Social Networking Sites Abandon Ship On Music Apps
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Just a few days after MySpace disabled the Project Playlist app, Facebook decided to do the same.
For those that aren’t as familiar with Project Playlist, it’s a web application that lets you create, share and manage music you enjoy. After creating a playlist of your favorite songs, you can then embed your playlist onto any site; most notably MySpace, Facebook, Friendster, hi5 etc. Project Playlist boasts “the largest music search engine on the net” and the “most popular music widget in the world”, according to their site…
Well now Project Playlist has found itself in a decent amount of trouble with the RIAA.
