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Facebook IPO video: shares at crazy valuation, post meager gains (by NMAWorldEdition)
Via music producer and writer David Holmes who provides further links about the Facebook IPO on The Daily Dot
Michela Magas on music search and discovery (by michelamagas)
Sonaris: a completely new way to search for, discover and licence music by analysing musical qualities in real time.
This new audio search technology makes it quick to discover and license music by unknown artists. It is capable of analysing specific audio files found during an initial search in real-time, say for example a song by a famous artist, it then displays a list of similar sounding tracks from lesser known artists globally within seconds. This music can then be licensed for reuse by people looking for music in the creative industries, such as independent movie makers.
The commercial version of Sonaris is funded by Peter Gabriel.
Radiohead Live at Coachella 2012 FULL PERFORMANCE - Pro Shot (by woklakadu)
Video Essay: “The Martin Scorsese Film School” (by Flavorwire)
Inspired by: MARTIN SCORSESE’S FILM SCHOOL: THE 85 FILMS YOU NEED TO SEE TO KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT FILM
Dim3nsions | Nintendo3DS remix (by jeesh123)
A remix based on sounds from the Nintendo3DS, created using a Canon 600D, 18-55mm kit lens, Lensbaby Composer, with sound extraction via Bunny and P.SUS.
The Evolution of Music Online | Off Book | PBS (by PBSoffbook)
A brief tour of the way music sharing is evolving online, with input from several leading music curators and developers.
The Smiths vs Lana Del Rey “This Charming Video Game” (mashup) HD (by gavdget)
Music mashup videos by The Reborn Identity
PressPausePlay (by House of Radon)
“A Film about Hope, Fear and Digital Culture - Does democratized culture mean better art or is true talent instead drowned out?” @presspauseplay
http://www.presspauseplay.com/
For behind the scenes info on the making of the film read: A Democratized Culture
YouTube Creator Playbook
A 70-page guidebook to help you build your audience on YouTube by thinking strategically about the content you create.
In this 25-minute talk for Wired, Kevin Kelly reduces the future of the Internet to six verbs, representing six large-scale Internet trends:
- Screening
- Interacting
- Sharing
- Flowing
- Accessing
- Generating
The Primary Verb = Sharing - Anything that can be shared will be shared.
Likewise when it comes to matters of internal policy, ’share everything’ is one of Google’s Eight Pillars of Innovation:
“By sharing everything, you encourage the discussion, exchange and re-interpretation of ideas, which can lead to unexpected and innovative outcomes.”
‘Upular’ - Movie Mashup Track by Pogo
‘Upular’ - a new mashup track from Australian electronic music artist Pogo, composed using chords, bass notes and vocal samples from the Disney Pixar film ‘Up’. More Pogo video tracks via http://www.youtube.com/user/Fagottron
Merry Christmas!
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Hope and Social - The Crypt on Vimeo (via Vimeo)
Images from Hope and Social’s special gig at The Crypt on the 17th October 2009.
The soundtrack to the gallery is “San Francisco” from their album Architect of this Church (Listen via Bandcamp) released 20 June 2009.
For more info see the blog post: Be the Architect… and so much more
This is David Lynch (Angelo Badalamenti vs David Lynch) (via mashedinplastic)
David Lynch: Catching the Big Fish: Meditation, Consciousness, and Creativity.
Angelo Badalamenti: Shelly (from Twin Peaks: Season Two).
From the album Mashed in Plastic http://www.mashedinplastic.co.uk
Mashup by Neiltomo
http://atomixextendedcuts.blogspot.com/
Video by The Reborn Identity
http://www.rebornidentity.com
JAMES 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.
