While there still are some industry behemoths struggling under the weight of horribly-performing traditional revenue streams, the more-dynamic companies in the industry sphere have managed to turn profitable by signing 360-deals with the artists that they represent.
Last week Apple released its latest iTunes update to 10.0 – along with a brand new social network entirely for music. The network, called Ping, is the latest of web 2.0 social networks to hit the world wide web.
The Fader created a free custom mobile application for iPhone and Android as part of a new version of popular Mobile Roadie DYI service.
“A branded Slayer pinball, really?” This was my initial reaction on the news about a new iPhone / iPad game from the heavy metal titans. A smile of satisfaction on my face has been replacing a sceptical mime while I was watching the game trailer.
Linkin Park, game developer Artificial Life, Inc. and Warner Bros. Records have teamed up to create an intriguing “Linkin Park 8-Bit Rebellion!” game for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.
You know how many music making applications have been released for iPhone’s tiny touch screen. Now, think of iPad – as it’s the tablet’s turn. Despite its technical limitations, possibilities for developers seem endless.
