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YouTube's Google+ Comments A FAIL "Fuck You Google+" – Users Respond To YouTube Comment Changes Rolling Stone Says "EDM Sucks", DJ's Are "Whores" Great Videos On A Budget Live Nation. Continue reading
REWIND: The New Music Industry’s Week In Review
YouTube's Google+ Comments Currently A FAIL As Users Respond With "Fuck You Google+" Live Nation To Buy U2, Madonna Management Companies For $30 Million Rolling Stone Tells EDM Fans "Your. Continue reading
Google Play Music Comes To Apple iOS
This time, the rumors turned out to be true. Google has brought it's Play Music service to Apple iOS devices. The Google Play Music app launched in the iTunes earlier today. Continue reading
Google Keyword Alternatives For Music Marketing
Google is gradually finding ways to reduce access to information about keywords used by searchers and keywords that lead to one's website. Combined with other changes, some feel that the. Continue reading
Are Press Releases Still Relevant For Music Marketing?
The press release has lost value in recent years as the web has opened up a wide range of communication channels that bypass traditional gatekeepers. Yet, despite the reduced role. Continue reading
Google Glass Adding Music, Young Guru Helps Out
Like so many mobile companies/devices, Google Glass is turning to music to encourage early adopters and produce an extra sense of cool for their product. In the next few weeks. Continue reading
“Fuck You Google+” – Users Respond As YouTube Changes Comment Rules
Recently Google began requiring that users sign in via Google+ before posting comments on YouTube. The reaction has been mixed at best. Some see it as a way to clean. Continue reading
SEO For Musicians: “Don’t Chase The Algorithm”
There are a number of technical things one can still do to have a higher presence in Google and other search engines. But, unless you’re really into playing search engine. Continue reading
Radio Search Engine Lets You Find Which Station Is Playing Your Song Right Now
DAR.fm founder Michael Robertson has added a new search engine for music playing on the radio to his portfolio of radio-related sites and services. Radio Search Engine provides search by. Continue reading
YouTube’s Google+ Comments Currently A FAIL
YouTube's comments have long been one of those downsides of web communication. Google is supposedly trying to fix that by requiring Google+ logins to comment. But beyond the normal resistance. Continue reading