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POPSThe social network grid The social network grid Use The Grid to find Mashable members on your favorite social networks. Show: ALL SITES BLOGS BOOKMARKING COMMUNITY EVENTS & REVIEWS GAME MEDIA SHARING MISCELLANEOUS MUSIC NEWS AIM Pages Asianavenue Bebo BlackPlanet Bolt Cyworld Facebook Flixster Friendster Hi5 Imeem LinkedIn LiveSpaces MiGente Multiply Myspace MyYearbook NetLog Orkut Piczo Stickam Tagged TagWorld Tribe Virb Yahoo.360 AOLPictures Break DesktopNexus DIVIX Stage6 Flickr Fotki Metacafe Photobucket Slide UncutVideo Veoh Vimeo WebShots YouTube blogmarks.net Delicious Furl Ma.gnolia Simpy Spurl.net StumbleUpon Blogger LiveJournal Lotame Tabulas Technorati Typepad Vox WordPress Xanga FineTune iLike lastfm MOG Pandora SoundClick Uber Meet Up Upcoming yelp DIGG Gamespot IGN Xuqa DeviantArt Ebay Plentyoffish Twitter
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POPS|\| | |/| - Trent Reznor to fans: "Thank you" I'm sure you've heard of this by now... but have you heard it yet? I've been listening to the FLAC version since Monday. &All I could possibly say is wow! . . . no *uberWow*. 'theslip' is nine inch nails latest album. But unlike 'Ghost ' nin's last four digital albums, which Trent Reznor also released online. Where as Ghost gave you the option to pay; theslip is only available for free. Than with theslip you also get all of the cover art, inserts, &etc with the downloads. Which after you download, you can do literally anything with. I'm already playing around w/remixing portions of track 7 & 9. They're my two personal faves, for the moment at least. The last difference between Ghost &theslip is the where as Ghost were only instrumentals/digital. theslip is just as lyrically intense as nin's previous halo albums. So, as always, take a few minutes or hours, depending on your bandwidth, than, what else? enjoy yourself!
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POPSHome of the Sleazy Sound I am digging this site! Thanks tiffanybbrown. I love these sounds :) reminds me of the Cocktail Escapades show I did with Jason K. & Chi-Yu. Delectable.
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POPSRIP Music Business 1.0 1876-2008 Today in New York, 500 music company executives gathered for a historic conference at which the music business as we have come to know it was declared dead. Born in 1876 with the introduction of player piano rolls, the recording industry has fallen on rough times in the face of digital competition. Consider that the following statements were made at this gathering which were uncontroversial and would have been considered heresy mere months ago: * DRM on purchased music is dead * A utility pricing model or flat-rate fee for music might be the way to go * Ad-supported streaming music sites like iMeem are legitimate players * Indie music accounts for upwards of 30 percent of music sales * Napster isn't losing $70 million per quarter (and is breaking even) * The music business is a bastion of creativity and experimentation The recording industry was 132 years old and is survived by thousands of digital music companies, independent musicians and geeks lik
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