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Support Haitians and Indie Musicians in One Go
In: Life| Online Music
16 Jan 2010Bill Zucker is a musician with a heart of gold.
He’s changed his online store to promise a $5 donation to the Haiti Relief Fund when you buy any album. 2 are available, entitled “Every Window” and “Stranded”, along with a special “buy both and get them autographed” offer (saving $6!). Whichever you buy, the donation [...]
The Best Signup Form Ever!
In: Online Music| Tech
25 Jul 2009One of the people I follow on Twitter, Alex Karis, just posted a link to a new online music service.
Moof is a new service which aims to be your first choice for online social music streaming. I’ve signed up, but sadly it doesn’t work very well with IE8, and it requires Flash (which I don’t [...]
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- Tags: Musoswire, Web 2.0
We’re All Off To The #Unconvention Centre!
In: Online Music| Work Stuff
30 May 2009Next week I’m off to my first ever music conference. I’m going to Unconvention in Salford – the music conference with a difference and pies (and now cake, too, apparently!) Basically it’s a grass roots conference dealing with current music industry issues… illegal downloading, the way forward for small labels, etc. Should be good!
The thing [...]
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- Tags: Twitter, UnConvention
Introducing Jive.to! – short URLs for musicians
11 May 2008Jive.to is the first of a new batch of goDHN projects to be launched.
It’s basically a very simple short URL service. You supply a long URL you need shortening (perhaps the YouTube link for your latest video, or a synth review on a shopping site), and Jive.to will give you a shorter URL to give [...]
I’m Gonna Get Paid to use MySpace!
12 Jun 2007Yep, that’s right!
You’re all so jelous now aren’t ya?
It’s something I’ve been thinking about for a while – how to use the things I’m learning about and using on a regular basis, and all the information I’m collecting from people like Yaro Starak and Andrew Dubber, and then an opportunity sort of presented itself.
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