I’m by no ways an expert in the topic of music promotion and I’m just writing this to relate my experience with online music promotion on music networks. I’m writing new stuff as I figure out things about the dark ways the internet could help you publicize your music online and, as I previously stated, I think the most innovative music social network out there is last.fm. I therefore apologize with the casual reader if I focus so much on last.fm to even consider doing a single, lengthy post on the subject…please forgive me, I’m pretty sure I’ll be just scratching the surface of such a huge topic, so please bear with me if I indulge too long. Last.fm rocks. Period.
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For those of you that love fast paced action movies I’ve got good news: Crank 2 is out this April! (in the United Kingdom, I presume)
The Original Crank was great in my opinion, it’s the closest you can get to a Grand Theft Auto videogame transposition to the Big screen. The sequel might be even funnier, given that the original cast has been involved (most notably Jason Statham and Amy Smart) and from what I have seen in the trailer, the style of direction (by mostly unknown to the masses directors/writers: Mark Neveldine/Brian Taylor) looks very similar to the prequel, or even more frantic (if humanly possible
). I’m happy to wait for this one to come out in some file sharing site, err…sorry I meant Movie Theather
. I suggest you keep an eye open for this movie in 2009.
All the Best!
Simmessa.
December 22, 2008 – 09:53
I’ve been looking for a fancy ajax file manager for quite some time now, but it’s been hard so far to get a free viable alternative to plain old ftp. C’mon guys I think it could be a good time to come up with something better than the File Transfer Protocol, with all its quirks and odd behaviours. But you’ll all realize this has been the dawn of a new era: everybody’s using rapidshare these days, or one of its very good alternatives (Megaupload, 4shared and filefactory, to name a few). I think an ajax file manager would be a nice addiction to those of you guys owning personal servers and not willing to share their private files with the world.
Enters Relay.
Relay is a wonderful piece of ajax code written with the aid of the prototype ajax toolkit.
Relay is still in beta, but it does a wonderful job of uploading / downloading and managing files on your private server, let’s check out some of its features:
drag-n-drop files and folders
dynamic loading file structure
upload progress bar
thumbnail view, including pdf
multiple users & accounts
And I can tell you everything works smoothly for a beta, and it’s very usable too.
Wanna try out a live demo?
check it out here
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Tagged 4shared, ajax, ajax file manager, filefactory, megaupload, prototype, rapidshare, relay, web
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