New Visions are pioneering the mobile social network concept, allowing fans of an artist to create, read and interact with their profile via their mobile. So impressed were we with their Kylie Konnect we asked Julia McNally, New Visions founder, to tell us more…
Can you describe Kylie Konnect for us?
The application was originally built with [...]
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Ever since my ex-favourite site, Critical Metrics, completely screwed up their site by insisting on streaming video whether you want it or not (NOT!) I’ve been waiting for a site to fill the void. And along it comes…. Cloud Speakers.
Whacky name, great site.
It follows a similar path to the original Critical Metrics - an aggregator [...]
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Why we like TheSixtyOne
TheSixtyOne looks smart and is a cool piece of contemporary Web Two Point Zero design. Take note sites like Track Shack! Easy to find stuff, play stuff and vote on stuff.
TheSixtyOne sounds great. They have one of the easiest and quickest players I’ve seen. Click the ‘Play’ button and [...]
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As anyone who has to fill in multiple artist profiles can testify, it’s a laborious process having to update any more than one. To an extent, RSS can help, e.g. using SpringWidget.com or Spongecell.com for instance, but updating events, photos and discography is time consuming. The social networks don’t help - they obviously [...]
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Jamiroquai.com has just launched and Million played a leading role in the design, content and management.
The new Jamiroquai.com site has received a lot of press, thanks to it’s focus on Social Networking. Million designed the site’s structure and architecture, whilst the design of the look and feel was handled by our good friends at Modera.net.
Million [...]
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Joining an already crowded market, alongside the likes of IndieStore, Mubito, Nimbit and Snocap, come German-based Kazzong. Offering a neat, usable and stylish player they encourage artists to sign-up and receive 70% of income in return. They also have some smart features for labels, affiliates and content aggregators, who can all earn commission by featuring [...]
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Amie Street is gaining fans as a fine example of an online retail store mixed with social network or as they phrase it, “social music retail”. It combines a number of innovative features that signal a new perspective on the retail and social network environments.
First, all the basics - artist sign-up is free. You go [...]
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