Erasure pioneers customised MP3 sales
29 December 2005
Erasure is using a new technology that enables you to mix a single and then download your preferred mix as an MP3. This technology for mass customising MP3s has also been used by The Prodigy, among others. My article looks at how it works.
Labels: 1980s, music, music promotion, technology
JournalismCareers.com relaunched
22 December 2005
I've relaunched JournalismCareers.com, including a new edition of the ebook which answers 64 of the most commonly asked questions about journalism. The relaunch includes a fresher design and new content (including some fun stuff).
The new edition of the ebook comes with bonus content to help you put some of the key ideas in the ebook to work. For a promotional period, the ebook price has been discounted by a pound.
I set up JournalismCareers.com as a response to the many questions I was receiving by email from people who were researching journalism as a career. The site first launched in August 2003.
New music promotion article
10 December 2005
If you're an independent music act, wouldn't you like to tap into Ebay's market of 157 million registered users? Robin Cowpertwait has done just that. In six months, he's sold 126 copies of his Midfielder CD to paying customers via Ebay. In this new article, I ask him how he successfully sells his own music on Ebay.
Labels: music promotion