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links for 2007-10-19

October 19, 2007
  • Steve Lawson: more on indie-musicians and the web

    A useful listing of sites indie musicians should be exploring

    (tags: indiemusicians music resources stevelawson)

  • Mac Rumors: iTunes Plus Expanded, Becomes Largest DRM-Free Catalog

    Apple are finally beginning to practice what they preach and allowing non-major labels to put DRM free content on iTunes

    (tags: apple drm itunes itunesplus)

  • In the ongoing battle between the iTunes Music Store and amazon… (kottke.org)

    The MP3 store battle is hotting up. Amazon are giving a 20% referral fee to associates on each and every song. This could be quite the earner for musicians whose material is available on the amazon mp3 store

    (tags: amazonmp3 itunes)

  • BBC - Programmes

    Very nice. BBC programmes categorised and catalogued, with an independent URL for each episode of each series, making them all addressable and referencable.

    (tags: addressable bbctv catalogue url)

  • interblah.net—Using Launchd to stop Quicksilver crash annoyance

    Quicksilver keeps quitting on me, these instructions look set to prevent that happening in future. Hurrah! Lingon looks like a very useful tool too

    (tags: launchd lingon macosx quicksilver)

  • Ned Batchelder: Http-https transitions and relative URLs

    So that’s what URLs starting with a double-slash are for!

    (tags: // https security urls)

  • Jonathan Coulton » Portal: The Skinny

    I’m really impressed with the way Jonathan Coulton blogs the lyrics and chords for new songs. Seems like a very good approach if you have a fanbase of aspiring musicians.

    (tags: chords independentmusic jonathancoulton musicindustry musicpromotion)

  • AndrewBlum.net: Local Cities, Global Problems: Jane Jacobs in an Age of Global Change

    Interesting thinking on a post Jane Jacobs understanding of urban neighbourhoods, and the role blogs and online social networks may have on how neighbourhoods develop their character in future.

    (tags: blogs janejacobs neighbourhoods outside.in socialnetworking urbanism)

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