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How does social media work best for musicians?

How does social media work best for musicians?

It’s a tricky subject and cause for common misunderstandings that platforms that are essentially advertising publishers should not be used as such by self-managed music creators who want to reach their audiences. Since I am frequently being asked by artists why they cannot get any decent traction on social media, I’ve made this short myth-buster […]

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Speaking to JazzFuel’s Matt Fripp

For his brilliant JazzFuel website, Matt Fripp has conducted insightful Q&As with a number of successful and forward thinking professionals from the Jazz community. He is focusing on the business behind the music and the huge demand for help to self promote and navigate the tricky and overwhelming straights of social media, digital communications, agency […]

Joschka Fischer

Joschka Fischer “I’d rather be bored”

A moving statement from someone who I hugely admire: former German Foreign Secretary Joschka Fischer, who knows the EU’s ideology, strengths and weaknesses from the inside like almost no other. I couldn’t find an English subtitled version of this long interview, but half way through he comments on the threat of a Brexit with what […]

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Get your event animated

Custom Animated Alerts The GIF (Graphic Interchange Format) is back, and with it its animated wonders and intriguing retro charm. Since Facebook and Twitter have accepted the use of animated gifs in their social feeds and opened up auto-play for those fast looping treats. The nature of this new generation of animated GIFs spans from […]

Joe Locke (photo by John Abbott)

Joe Locke Reckons With Love In Its Many Dimensions

The annual “Jazz at the Estate” concert, an outdoor festwithin-a-fest that highlights Cape May, New Jersey’s Exit 0 Jazz Festival, is nothing if not scenic. The day-long show takes place on the grounds of the Emlen Physick Estate, a Victorian house museum in the middle of the quaint seaside resort town. The stage is set against a dilapidated barn, giving […]

Joe Locke in "Music & Literature" Magazine

Joe Locke feature in MUSIC & LITERATURE Magazine

On the surface it’s not so easy to spot the common thread unifying the greater fabric of Joe Locke’s work. Since arriving in New York City in 1981, and emerging as a notable leader on record in the early ‘90s, this much-vaunted vibraphonist has developed into a protean performer and composer. Duo sessions with pianists […]

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The gender balance: it’s time ad agencies moved on

Let’s begin with a simple definition. Sex: this is something that’s biologically determined. Gender: this is most certainly not biological, but rather a social construct. With these two definitions clarified, we can begin to analyse how women are represented in advertising and moreover, how they are advertised to.

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Gmail’s recent changes to image displays and the impact on email tracking

Over the course of December 2013, popular webmail client Gmail have released a brand new way of handling images embedded in emails. The so called “image caching” method was initially soft launched for Gmail users as early as October 2013 (those with an @gmail.com address) and extended in December to Google App Engine customers with own domains using Gmail as their mail client.