How To Use Twitter To Promote An Album Or Tour
3 Rules & 2 Tools For Twitter Success There's no denying that Twitter use is exploding (even @hypebot has 6400+ fans) or that it should be a part of an. Continue reading
Follow Hypebot On Twitter, Email, RSS
Join the growing Hypebot tribe at twitter.com/hypebot. In addition to our regular posts, I also tweet breaking industry news and observations, poll readers, get quotes and research stories. You can. Continue reading
AOL Says Bye Bye Bebo
AOL says it will sell or shut down social networking site Bebo in 2010, just 2 years after buying it for $580 million. Bebo has lost 45% of its unique. Continue reading
Trick Out Facebook Band Pages For $1.99 A Month
BandPage Plus is an upgrade from the free BandPage Basic Facebook app that we wrote about recently Fans are able to listen to a band’s music via a Soundcloud player. Continue reading
Follow Hypebot On Twitter Today And Win!
Sign up to follow Hypebot on Twitter today @ http://twitter.com/hypebot and you could win either Seth Godin's new book Linchpin: Are You Indispensable? or Larry Harris' And Party Every Day:. Continue reading
Twitter Redesigns Home Page, Shows Top Tweets
The second "new" Twitter home page in just a few months adds top tweets that update every few seconds. It also highlights a random sampling of suggested sources. Hover over. Continue reading
YouTube Continues Page Upgrades
YouTube has been testing page design upgrades and last week added a highlights view for comments that summarizes top rated comments, uploader comments and responses that can be drilled into. Continue reading
Improve Your Facebook Pages With RootMusic
RootMusic enables the seemless creation of robust Facebook band pages and then allows fans to add thew artist as a tab to their own existing Facebook Page. And unlike standard. Continue reading
Guest Post: With Mixtapes & Social Media, Is The Album So Far Gone?
Alex Mann is the director of Trendrr, a business intelligence platform for social and digital media. You can read more by Alex on his blog here and follow him on. Continue reading
No More Social Media For American Idol Contestants
At about 6PM ET on March 3rd, according to the Wall Street Journal, all Twitter, Facebook and MySpace followers of individual American Idol contestants were sent the same message: “Thanks. Continue reading