This week marked the launch of a new interesting start-up, TheIndie.biz – a social buying and selling service, allowing independent music fans to tag and feature their favorite songs and sell them through Twitter, Facebook, Bebo, and MySpace accounts.
Guitar enthusiast media company Ultimate-Guitar.com is officially co-developing and co-managing famed guitarist’s new website and online initiatives. A co-branded mobile app is on the way!
Founders of Tunited, a new music community website set to “revolutionise the music industry”, just launched a blog to beguile the time before a full roll-out of the project in April 2010.
The live music business is an avenue artists still depend on to make a living and build a fan base. TourSavant.com introduces the “Virtual Road Manager” for independent bands, but is it that good?
Ten years after Napster tried to make a deal with the record labels, the record labels have found themselves offering exactly the same thing Napster proposed. Consumers have proven that they pay money when there is a good value for their money.
Last month Johnny Royal from Luthier Society published a white paper, provocatively titled “Social Media 3.0”.
