The Power User's BlackBerry Guide: 121 CrackBerry Tips, Hacks and Resources
http://www.insidecrm.com/features/121-blackberry-tips-021408/
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Chris' Linkjockey blog links to unique, fantastic sites on the web that you haven't seen before.
http://www.insidecrm.com/features/121-blackberry-tips-021408/
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Songerize
Listen to any song, at any time.
Type in the song title and artist, and the song will start playing in a few seconds. Brilliant.
All the ads for the 2008 Super Bowl XLII are posted on YouTube by AdBlitz.
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‘The Online Bonanza: Who is making all the money and why aren’t they sharing it?’
U2's long-time manager, Paul McGuinness, gave a speech to the MIDEM's music industry conference in Cannes. While I'm normally pretty cynical when I hear people in the music industry talking about the sad state of affairs, I have a lot of respect for U2 and their manager.
It turns out that "free music" is not an idea that satisfies everyone. If you're curious about the future of music (or more specifically, the business of music), some of the answers might come from the ideas that Mr. McGuinness presents here.
Is the Tipping Point Toast?
Apparently Malcolm Gladwell's idea that a category of influential people are responsible for creating trends may not be true after all. An article by Clive Thompson from Fast Company.
Today's Link from Guy Kawasaki
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The RPM Challenge
The challenge is for musicians (of all kinds) to record an album during the month of February 2008. In the 07 RPM Challenge, over 850 albums were produced and are available for listening on their Jukebox.
Link courtesy of Slashdot.
It's astonishing how detailed Google Maps are. In this YouTube video, Google Maps go too far...
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Links-a-plenty from Metafilter on Jah Shaka, a top old-school reggae dj from
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