Posts Tagged ‘youtube’

What Cicadas and Social Media Have in Common

I’ll give you a hint… it’s NOISE. Wanna cut through the clutter? Find out how in the video…or skip ahead and sign up for my FREE Coffee & Convo calls that begin this Monday morning. Yes, start your week off right and wrap your head around y…

What Cicadas and Social Media Have in Common

I’ll give you a hint… it’s NOISE. Wanna cut through the clutter? Find out how in the video…or skip ahead and sign up for my FREE Coffee & Convo calls that begin this Monday morning. Yes, start your week off right and wrap your head around your social plan for the week. So, will you [...]

50 YouTube Artist Sing For Japan

I was doing my daily facebook routine this morning and came across this amazing video.     An old college friend of mine Brett McLaughlin helped write this song with J. Rice. If you haven’t heard of J.Rice you should check him out. He is a YouTube sensation with over 100,000 subscribers. This song – [...]

Don’t Let People Tell You ‘You’re Doing It Wrong’

Don’t let people tell you you’re doing it wrong, and by “it” I mean social media. Social media is but one small part of your business. On the marketing wheel alone you’ll find public relations, events, promotions, advertising, customer service and more; not to mention all the other details you have to attend to in [...]

EFF: Jailbreaking, Videos, eBooks, and More

Digital copyright laws changed again after the Electronic Frontier Foundation won three major and two minor new exemptions to the old DMCA. The three major exemptions affect iPhone owners, video remixers, and eBooks without an audio version. The minor exemptions effect gamers and people using computer programs with dongles. These rulings could affect the way people listen to music, and make music too.

Apple released a statement about the decision to “legalize” jailbreaking iPhones saying that it still violates the end-user license agreement and will void the warranty. Users that have already ran out of their Applecare might choose to Jailbreak for cloud music services like Grooveshark, which is currently not allowed in the US. Of course there are tons of Apps users could enjoy, like GV Mobile which