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ZuZu was a full room late tonight for Tom Thumb (AKA Andy) and his new indie rock band. He was a singer/songwriter sort of guy until six months ago when friends on bass, drums and keyboards joined in. Michael's bookstore cohort Molly plays the keyboard and sings backup. Hopefully they'll get some ...
On a whim last week I sent an email to Marqui, curious about their new program in the works to pay a couple dozen webloggers to write about them as a new way of finding clients and generating press. Looking through the information on their website, it seemed interesting. They'd pay $800/month for ...
On Sunday I added a bunch of tunes to Exploit Boston! Radio, my internet radio station on Live365.com's network. Thanks to The Charms, Count Zero, Soltero, The Dresden Dolls, Vic Firecracker, Mittens, Anti-Love Project (and more) for providing the rock, pop and/or alternative sounds to the 11+ hours of streaming music. If only ...
Gregor and I are conspiring to host my 7th annual sushi fest. This year it will be held at 9:00 PM on Thursday, December 9th. The dinner coincides with the first day of "Votes, Bits and Bytes", The Berkman Center for Internet & Society's conference about the impact of technology on politics. ...
[UPDATE: So much for it being a random email. The book author gave the publisher my email. ;)]
I think I've got an email that may qualify as the best spam I've ever received. The publisher of Gabriel Jeffrey's new book sent me an email. I suppose this is the first time I've received ...
I'm at the Paradise Lounge for the monthly Mix Tape Tuesday hosted by Mike Viola of the Candy Butchers. So I get to be semi-productive while the bands set up. Fun! Thanks to whoever left their WiFi network open. ;)
The fine folks at Whizspark are sponsoring my Exploit Boston! radio station. If you'd like to hear hours and hours of Boston area indie rock, pop and alternative bands, go listen to it! The music streams via Live365.com 24/7 on any MP3 player with a high-speed (cable modem/DSL) connection.
Peter Caputa of Whizspark also ...
I'm a big fan of Wilco. Singer Jeff Tweedy was recently interviewed in Wired Magazine and among many eloquent tidbits, had this to say.
We live in a connected world now. Some find that frightening. If people are downloading our music, they're listening to it. The internet is like radio for us.
What if there was a ...