Where Are Your Memories Of MySpace?
MySpace has confirmed that music uploaded to the service between 2003 and 2015 has been lost, with no hope of recovery. Did you all keep a backup?
Thoughts from a Bafta nominated Podcaster, Blogger, Writer and Commentator.
MySpace has confirmed that music uploaded to the service between 2003 and 2015 has been lost, with no hope of recovery. Did you all keep a backup?
There are some weeks I find a lot during the week to put on the blog, others where it is either a bit quieter, or my attention is focused on deadlines or other projects. It was the latter this week, but I’ve still been squirreling away links and articles that have made me think. And as Monday kicks off, you can enjoy them as well in my weekly collection of interesting posts, ideas, video clips, essays, images, and anything else that catches my eye online. Don’t forget to subscribe to the mailing list so you always get your Trivial Posts every Monday. Trust The
Brendan Mulligan has launched Onesheet, which in his words "provides bands a simple, maintenance free web presence that can be set up in under a minute." This is essentially about.me for a band (and Mulligan acknowledges this when you reach the sign-up page). With MySpace on the slide, and a huge amount of band information distributed around the web, bringing it together in one place with no real maintenance needed by the bands and performers is not only a smart idea, but it addresses a problem that currently exists. And with my "Rock show" producer hat on, I’d love a