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Tag Archives: music
Mashable’s Weekly Guide to Social Media & Web Events
It’s a brand new week, which means it’s time for Mashable’s guide to upcoming social media and web events, parties, and conferences. For more upcoming event listings, check out Mashable’s Events section . Is your event not on this list? Contact us at least one month before your event and let’s establish a media partnership
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The Fully Sick Rapper: Viral Vids Are the Remedy [INTERVIEW]
What would you do if you found out that you had an extremely contagious disease that required you to remain in quarantine for several months? If you’re like most people, you would probably cry and cry and cry… and then curl up in the corner and commence eating your hair. But if you were Christiaan Van Vuuren (a.k.a. The Fully Sick Rapper), you would make a series of kick-ass viral rap videos that would launch you into the firmament of Internet stardom.
Posted in Mashable Also tagged college, joke, Mashable, shirt, social, Social Media, the fully sick rapper, Twitter, video, vuuren Leave a comment
LoKast’s Proximity Based Mobile App Takes Content Sharing To A New Level
Between the geolocation wars of Facebook and Twitter and the flux of geolocation-based social networks and mobile apps that have been hitting the market recently, the competition is tough. Today, mobile networking startup NearVerse, is launching a free iPhone app, called LoKast, which allows people to share media between iPhones at super-fast speeds. The kicker: the app connects people in its network based on proximity. LoKast, which is actually short for “local-casting,” allows you to set up a profile that will list all of your photos, selected contacts, videos, web links and music on your mobile phone. You can select which content you’d like to include to the public and which content you’d like to keep private
Posted in Technology Also tagged content, Facebook, follow-the-link, itunes, nearverse, personal, Technology Leave a comment
Brightcove To Power Online Video Platform For EMI Music In North America
The war between the enterprise-grade online video platform providers rages on, and Brightcove will announce later today at the SXSW conference that it was won another small battle by signing up EMI Music , one of the “big four” record companies. The EMI Group company will use Brightcove as its online video publishing and syndication platform of choice in North America, across all of its website properties and to some of its third-party syndication partners. Brightcove sure knows how to convince big music to sign deals with them: in addition to EMI Music, the company works with a host of other major record labels including Warner Music Group, Universal Music Group, Sony and Atlantic. The Brightcove platform will enable EMI Music to create customized viewing experiences, including country and language-specific video experiences for its Web properties, and expand the reach of its video content through SEO, social sharing tools and a range of third-party distribution capabilities.
Posted in Technology Also tagged brightcove, digital, emi music, enterprise, europe, europe-as-well, group, jeremy-allaire, north, north-america, online video, press-release, seo, universal-music Leave a comment
LastHistory Graphically Visualizes your Last.fm History Through Time [Downloads]
Mac only: Just when you thought you couldn't possibly need more statistics on your music listening habits, free Mac app LastHistory comes along and graphically analyzes your Last.fm logs, over time, while also integrating with other Mac apps like iPhoto and iCal. More
Posted in Social Media Also tagged downloads, graphically-visualizes, internet-radio, last-fm, last-fm-history, none-solid, your-music Leave a comment
An Ecosystem Is Born: Animoto Opens Up API
We’re big fans of Animoto, a website that lets you easily create photo and video slideshows matched to music. The site is constantly innovating its nifty product, most recently adding an iPhone app and the ability to incorporate video. For those not familiar with Animoto, the startup basically allows you to take your images, video and your music and mash them together to create cool videos. What makes the videos cool is the company’s technology that renders the pictures so they’re in-step with the music you’ve chosen, adding nice transition effects. This morning, Animoto is opening up its API, allowing partners to now incorporate Animoto’s compelling technologies into independent sites The first API that being rolled out for the Animoto Partner Platform is Animoto Quickstart. The API essentially allows any website to tap into Animoto’s video creation flow. The aim is to make Animoto one click away from any website that has photos, videos or music. Quickstart allows websites to connect their own content, including photos, video clips and music to Animoto as the first step in creating an Animoto video. So partners can integrate Animoto’s video slideshow creation tool into their sites
Posted in Technology Also tagged ability, animoto, animoto-partner, api, pepsi, pictures, quickstart, Technology, user, video, videos Leave a comment
Lady Gaga and Beyonce’s “Telephone” Gets Indie Pop Cover [VIDEO]