19 Jan Financial Floyd
EMI has put Pink Floyd’s discography up on a new Pink Floyd Facebook store. This is the first time a transaction has been able to be completed exclusively through Facebook. musicweek.com...
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19 Jan Stream Before you See
The gig listings Facebook app ConcertCrowd has teamed up with Rdio to give people the opportunity to stream tracks from the artists which are visiting their local venue soon. hypebot.com...
19 Jan The Internet Blacks Out
As you might of noticed, a few websites went down on Wednesday, in protest of the new SOPA legislation being brought into the US Congress. Google, Wikipedia joined in, while Wired had the most inspired take on the argument. creativity-online.com...
19 Jan Facebook’s IPO Set to Break Records
It will be 6x bigger than Google’s. It will be as big as Visa’s was. It will make it more valuable than McDonald’s. It is Facebook’s IPO, which is set to raise an extra $10Billion for the company. allthingsd.com...
19 Jan More Good News for Vinyl
Not only did 2011 see vinyl sales hit a two decade peak in the US, but that peak also came courtesy of independent stores, with 67% of sales from from them. digitalmusicnews.com...
19 Jan Kodak on the Rocks
Kodak is in the mists of reorganization. While struggling to re-brand as a digital development company they’ve had to borrow $950million from Citigroup to help them along the process. allthingsd.com...
19 Jan Foursquare Expands
Foursqaure has just teamed up with SinglePlatform to now deliver menu’s for restaurants, as an attempt to take on competitor Yelp. allthingsd.com...
19 Jan Asda Expands Online
Asda have re-branded their online store to push their non-food items. The clothing line, George, in particular, is being pushed on the digital platforms to engage with new customers who might not go into an Asda shop. marketingmagazine.co.uk...
12 Jan Comments with your Searches
Google are going to start including Google+ comments on links when they pop up on Google. How. Annoying....
12 Jan LN Bring out the Champagne
Live Nation have allowed Big Champagne founders (who they own) Eric Garland and Joe Fleischer to put together a team to work out how to push the live music industry into the future (i.e. how to keep people paying purchase fees for tickets which most...