Synthesizing Internet music, free culture and the social web.
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Social Media & Music by Gerd Leonhard (View Slideshow)
A collection of graphics illustrating “The New Communications Paradigm”.
We are what we share
We get found via what we share
For Music 2.0 resources see my lenses:
Unsigned Not Wasted : Connecting Indie Musicians and Music Fans
Author Rohit Bhargava. Licensed under Creative Commons.
FeedUps is an online feed aggregator for news about Web 2.0 tools and services. It provides a one-stop resource for quickly scanning 18 popular sites focusing on Web startups and applications.
There’s also a Yahoo Pipes Mashup for startup news available as an RSS Feed via http://feeds.feedburner.com/feedupsJAMES Conference - Steve Lawson Keynote (via LeedsMetUni)
Solo bassist, teacher and writer Steve Lawson discusses online music marketing, the importance of meta-stories, and the benefits of social media for musicians.
Tip “The number one most important thing to realize about what happens with music discovery online, is that people won’t find you because you’re good, they’ll find you because you’re interesting.” @20 minutes.
The Story (so far) of Twitter
This graphic by Infoshot shows the roots and growth of Twitter. Click on the image to view the original source.
A 4-minute roundup of significant web trends and developments in 2008, created by Orli Yakuel using Animoto. Via Socialmedia.biz. A favorite new tool I started using in 2008 is Tagfoot, a social bookmarking service that offers a range of cool media and revenue-sharing features. It’s about to go into public beta but if you want to get in early you can sign up using this link to my Tagfoot Media Archive. Happy New Year!
