I’m not sure what sparked me to start thinking about this idea today, but here it goes. Will there come a point in time where people won’t go to concerts anymore but will be able to stay home and watch them streamed on their TV? I think so. YouTube has become extremely popular, to the [...]
Archive for April, 2010
Live Concerts: Coming Soon To A Screen In Your Home?
Posted in Video Streaming, tagged HD, high definition, home theater, Hulu, Netflix, streaming, U2, video streaming, YouTube on April 28, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Do you love FREE music?
Posted in Digital Music Distribution, tagged Bandcamp, free music, Keep Careful, music marketing on April 28, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I know I do. Sam Vicari wants to share his musical creations with YOU. For a limited time, his debut album Keep Careful will be offered in a digital version free of charge on Bandcamp. Click here to go there. Feel free to listen to and download any of the tracks you please. And don’t [...]
Your Friends Like It – YOU SHOULD TOO!
Posted in music marketing, tagged advertising, Amazon, Facebook, friends, music marketing, The Nielsen Company on April 22, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Right? The Nielsen Company just released a report on this topic titled Advertising Effectiveness: Understanding the Value of a Social Media Impression. Mostly everybody has a Facebook these days. And those of you that do, I’m sure you’ve noticed how much the “like” button is excessively used by everyone. Even this week, they changed the [...]
Don’t want to be an American idiot!
Posted in Musicals, tagged American Idiot, Billboard, Billie Joe Armstrong, Broadway, Glee, Green Day, High School Musical, music marketing, rock musicals, Rock of Ages on April 21, 2010 | 3 Comments »
I don’t remember where I was the other day, but I heard somebody talking about a new musical on Broadway. Usually I wouldn’t pay much attention because although I do enjoy musicals, I rarely ever go to them. However, it was two words that caught my attention and immediately pulled me in: “Green Day.” Yes, [...]
