Oh hey, looks like the Hype Machine backlash has begun. That took a long time, didn’t it? [Hate Machine via Gerard] More »
Hey, Fortune! I know that as a Time Inc. publication in 2008, you’re pretty much charged with putting a shiny happy gloss on news pegs for “interesting” business ventures out there, and doing so in word counts that are dwindling so quickly, you’ll eventually be communicating via semaphore. More »
Hey, Fortune! I know that as a Time Inc. publication in 2008, you’re pretty much charged with putting a shiny happy gloss on news pegs for “interesting” business ventures out there, and doing so in word counts that are dwindling so quickly, you’ll eventually be communicating via semaphore. More »
Say what you will about the tendencies of music bloggers toward the “hipper-than-thou,” but the Hype Machine doesn’t lie: A lot of them also think Chris Martin is 100% dreamy. More »
Say what you will about the tendencies of music bloggers toward the “hipper-than-thou,” but the Hype Machine doesn’t lie: A lot of them also think Chris Martin is 100% dreamy. More »
Say what you will about the tendencies of music bloggers toward the “hipper-than-thou,” but the Hype Machine doesn’t lie: A lot of them also think Chris Martin is 100% dreamy. More »
Getting 10,000 people who read music blogs to hit its front page at the same time proved to be too much of a challenge for the music-blog aggregator The Hype Machine, so the powers that be over there abandoned their virtual sit-in and threw open the doors to the new, pretty, spying-enabled version. More »
Getting 10,000 people who read music blogs to hit its front page at the same time proved to be too much of a challenge for the music-blog aggregator The Hype Machine, so the powers that be over there abandoned their virtual sit-in and threw open the doors to the new, pretty, spying-enabled version. More »
At least in terms of finding new shit to listen to. This graph is taken from the results of a straw poll put together by MP3 blog catch-all the Hype Machine to find out how its readers “discover new music,” and as you can clearly see, the Internet is kicking human contact’s ass!
