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I've always wondered why social networks don't ally with music labels and promote/sell music. Small networks can contact indie labels, and huge networks can wor
by apsurd 18y ago
I've always wondered why social networks don't ally with music labels and promote/sell music. Small networks can contact indie labels, and huge networks can work with sony, etc ...
It just seems to me that music is the perfect social product...
- bemmu 18y agoIsn't this basically what Myspace is doing?
- apsurd 18y agoYeah but I think it has taken them a long time to realize. What I am getting at is a music advertising/sales marketplace where "any" social network could sign up and promote/sell music. This would be another possible solution to monetizing social networks. So if I maintained a 100k high school football network, There would be an easy way to integrate music ads. And when I say music I mean new acts in general, tours, specific shows, and of course actual product releases/merch sales. As I said, music is very social and everyone likes some kind of music.