Archive pour August 2010

We Need Your Votes for SXSW 2011 — Going Social with Digital Music

We’ve submitted a proposal to the committee at the South By South West 2011 Festival to present a panel about leveraging digital music and the social power of the web.  Whether or not we get to give this awesome panel is now in your hands, since the voting process is a big part of how they are [...]

We’ve submitted a proposal to the committee at the South By South West 2011 Festival to present a panel about leveraging digital music and the social power of the web.  Whether or not we get to give this awesome panel is now in your hands, since the voting process is a big part of how they are chosen.  The following instructions will walk you through casting a vote in five easy steps, and you can see the full description of the panel below.

1. Click on this link – Yes (to vote yes)
2. If you are not registered – register (just enter your e-mail)
3. Click again to vote yes
4. Put in your comment as to why this topic is important
5. Pass this on to everyone – via e-mail, Facebook, Twitter, and actual word-of-mouth (yes, talking!)

IMPORTANT: The organizers look at the volume of votes and the volume/quality of comments, so please take an extra moment to write a thoughtful comment.

Going Social with Digital Music

Your vote: Yes

Organizer:
Albin Serviant, MXP4

Description:
Gone are the days when a small, select group of radio programmers and major record labels controlled what the listening population had the opportunity to “discover.” In today’s virally-driven media environment, social media is playing a larger than ever role in music discovery. But how can the social power of the web be leveraged to break into that new discovery process? During this session, attendees will learn tools and strategies to improve their chances of attracting the attention and maintaining the engagement that drive the social discovery process. This dual presentation will discuss innovative new ways to socialize music including capabilities such as gaming, mixing and social karaoke, and how offering fans unprecedented flexibility to access and use the music in new, creative and interesting can increase viral distribution critical to social discovery today.

Questions Answered:

  • How is the social web changing the music discovery process?
  • How have recording artists been empowered by this change?
  • What tools should artists and labels be aware of?
  • What strategies should recording artists utilize to breakout online?
  • How can labels coexist with the newly-empowered independent artists?

Level: Intermediate

Category: Other

Tags: applications, Social Entertainment, virality

Type: Panel

Event: Music 2011

Cast your votes here, and thanks again!

Last.fm to Introduce Interactive Advertising Campaigns Using MXP4 Music Technology

CBS Interactive Music Group’s Last.fm, the worldwide leader in music discovery, announced today that advertisers looking to drive dynamic online engagement will now have the ability to do so through highly interactive music features powered by MXP4 technology. MXP4 apps can be customized for a more game-like music experience, allowing fans to not just play [...]

CBS Interactive Music Group’s Last.fm, the worldwide leader in music discovery, announced today that advertisers looking to drive dynamic online engagement will now have the ability to do so through highly interactive music features powered by MXP4 technology.

MXP4 apps can be customized for a more game-like music experience, allowing fans to not just play music, but play with it. Last.fm’s new premium advertising platform results in branded environments and ad units in which users engage with the songs themselves. Sponsored pages will integrate MXP4’s FanMix, Remix It, Max It and Sing It, as well as social gaming type features like Karaoke Battle. Users can turn instruments on and off for a particular track, combine different versions of the same song, or sing along as lyrics scroll on the player.

“Last.fm provides a ‘lean forward’ experience for our users, engaging them with targeted content and the ability to discover new music,” said Adam Goldman, Vice President, National Digital Sales, Last.fm.
“MXP4’s technology deepens that engagement by appealing to our users’ love of music and social communications. Through these unique and highly interactive communications, Last.fm with MXP4 offers an exciting experience for our advertisers and audiences alike.”

“By putting MXP4’s interactive music technology into the advertising platform on Last.fm, we are aiming to create ads as engaging as the music content itself, thereby creating the best possible ad-supported music experience for both fans and brands,” commented Albin Serviant, CEO of MXP4.

In the past year, MXP4 has been used by more than 100 popular recording artists and major brands to drive engagement, viral distribution and purchases. MXP4 data shows that fans use the company’s applications for an average of 9.1 minutes per session, 75% of traffic to campaigns is viral within three weeks and click through rates to purchase good online can exceed 3%.


MXP4 powers new interactive and video games like music solutions for artists, fans, brands, labels and music distribution platforms : our patented technology allows to transform an MP3 into a game like experience for end users; our artist roaster to date include : Michael Jackson, Vitalic, Cindy Gomez, Soldout, Bassnectar, Sliimy, Ghostface Killah, Pink, Calvin Harris, Wax Tailor, Ophelie Winter, Nouvelle vague, Pony Pony Run Run, Dragonette, Midival Punditz, La Fouine, Birdy Nam Nam, Naive New Beaters, Stereos, Paramore, Jully Black, Pet Shop Boys, Molecule, Friends Of Friends, La Roux, The Sounds, Satine, David Guetta, The Grouch and Eligh, Chuckie, Britney Spears, The Grouch, Justin Nozuka, Jack Penate, Pep s, Kleerup, Dave Stewart, Esser, Passion pit, Amanda Blank, Data, Iliona Blanc, Speech Debelle, The Bravery, Bat For Lashes, Black and White Years, Basement Jaxx, Mark Knight, Coke, Ma Public Therapy, Black Kent, Danger, Nakidim, Lia Bowen, Make the girl dance, VV Brown, Ben Harper, Les chanteuses, Sarah Riani, Styrofoam Ones, Amen Birdmen, Laszlo Jones, Agnes, Kelis, Knaan, Audrey Katz, Stars, Digikid84, Big Boi, Knaan Music, Gotan Project...