Posts Tagged ‘music’
New figures from Pew Internet suggest that Internet users will pay for content online — and a that a clear majority are already doing just that. According to the report nearly two-thirds (65%) of U.S. Internet users have paid for some form of online content. Music and software were the most commonly purchased types ofRead More
Gaming –Recruitment begins today for Spy Alliance, a free asynchronous online multiplayer game, which lets tweens and young teens train to become top spies, earn “Intel”, and build their own spy agencies. Great fun for the whole family to play come the holidays. Built by Heroic Interactive, another smart and creative GreenHAT Digital client. –Read More
Facebook – Adjectives and adverbs don’t perform as well as regular, plain old nouns and verbs on Facebook. Music – Canadian start-up Viinyl will get to pitch their business to the audience at Midem as one of this year’s MidemNet Lab finalists. Currently in beta, the Viinyl platform turns single songs into an engaging mini-siteRead More
Film & Video – The Globe & Mail‘s TV critic, John Doyle, weighs-in on the state of the documentary film industry in Canada. We used to be known for making great documentaries. Now, filmmakers are barely surviving. Has the movement, by Canadian broadcasters, towards factual entertainment killed the documentary? – In case you missed it,Read More
