Sony Apologizes to Bradford Cox for Deleting His Online Recordings
Label giant Sony Music took the liberty of deleting four of Bradford Cox’s MP3 albums he posted on Deerhunter’s blog last week inexplicably. Now, they’ve apologized.... read more
Found in: Music, NewsJohn Cleese Wants to Keep You Updated on John Cleese
"We suggest you look out for these emails especially, make sure you read them all the way through at least twice..." read more
Found in: Industry, NewsCelebs Take Cyber Sabbatical to Raise Funds for World AIDS Day
This Wednesday, Dec. 1, don’t get all panicky if you find yourself lacking a daily dose of Lady Gaga wisdom. Gaga, along with other Twitter royalty like Justin Timberlake, Kim Kardashian, Janelle Monae and Ryan Seacrest, plan to fast from social media until Alicia Keys’ charity, Keep a Child Alive, raises $1 million.... read more
Found in: Culture, NewsEli Roth Takes Hint From Fake Trailer, Starts Work on Clown
A few weeks ago, a fake trailer for a horror film called Clown circulated the web, eventually loading in front of macabre king Eli Roth’s eyes, where he saw his name included in the faux credits.... read more
Found in: Industry, NewsFacebook and MySpace Announce "Mashup With Facebook"
In a joint press conference today, Facebook and MySpace unveiled a new MySpace feature called “Mashup with Facebook,” which will allow users to create a personalized stream of entertainment content based on their Facebook likes and interests.... read more
Found in: Industry, NewsAmazon Launching Movie Studio
Amazon recently announced that its latest endeavor will be a leap into the movie business, launching the production company Amazon Studios.... read more
Found in: Industry, NewsGirl Talk Tweets Eight New Download Links for New Album
Gregg Gillis has responded to the high volume of people trying to download his latest album, All Day, by tweeting eight alternate links where fans can access it.... read more
Found in: Music, NewsOur Favorite "Beatles on iTunes" Tweets
Today, Apple brought us the earth-shattering announcement that The Beatles’ catalogue is finally available on iTunes. Now, we understand this is about the long run—that people of the future young and old will truly reap the benefit of having the Fab Four at their fingertips instantly. But for those of us who ripped our Beatles CDs to our libraries years ago, the moment—and its suspense-building announcement yesterday—was a tad anti-climactic.... read more
Found in: Industry, FeaturesAOL Readies New E-mail Service
In an effort to compete with Gmail and the recently-unveiled Facebook Messages, AOL has announced plans for a new e-mail service.... read more
Found in: Industry, NewsUpdate: Facebook Unveils E-mail Client
Update: An NPR piece confirmed this addition to the Facebook empire. The new feature will also include an in-depth history of communication of each friend, organized per person, Mark Zuckerberg said on the Facebook blog. He also said: I’m intensely jealous of the next generation who will have something like Facebook for their whole lives. They will have the conversational history with the people in their lives all the way back to the beginning: From “hey nice to meet you” to “do you want to get coffee sometime” to “our kids have soccer practice at 6 pm tonight.” That’s a... read more
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