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Oh hey, looks like the Hype Machine backlash has begun. That took a long time, didn’t it? [Hate Machine via Gerard] More »
Posts Tagged ‘hype machine’
Wed Jul 23 2008 by Maura
Hey, Fortune! I know that as a Time Inc. publication in 2008, you’re pretty much charged with putting a shiny happy gloss on news pegs for “interesting” business ventures out there, and doing so in word counts that are dwindling so quickly, you’ll eventually be communicating via semaphore. More »
Wed Jul 23 2008 by Maura
Hey, Fortune! I know that as a Time Inc. publication in 2008, you’re pretty much charged with putting a shiny happy gloss on news pegs for “interesting” business ventures out there, and doing so in word counts that are dwindling so quickly, you’ll eventually be communicating via semaphore. More »
Fri May 2 2008 by Maura
Say what you will about the tendencies of music bloggers toward the “hipper-than-thou,” but the Hype Machine doesn’t lie: A lot of them also think Chris Martin is 100% dreamy. More »
Fri May 2 2008 by Maura
Say what you will about the tendencies of music bloggers toward the “hipper-than-thou,” but the Hype Machine doesn’t lie: A lot of them also think Chris Martin is 100% dreamy. More »
Fri May 2 2008 by Maura
Say what you will about the tendencies of music bloggers toward the “hipper-than-thou,” but the Hype Machine doesn’t lie: A lot of them also think Chris Martin is 100% dreamy. More »
Tue Oct 16 2007 by Maura
Getting 10,000 people who read music blogs to hit its front page at the same time proved to be too much of a challenge for the music-blog aggregator The Hype Machine, so the powers that be over there abandoned their virtual sit-in and threw open the doors to the new, pretty, spying-enabled version. More »
Tue Oct 16 2007 by Maura
Getting 10,000 people who read music blogs to hit its front page at the same time proved to be too much of a challenge for the music-blog aggregator The Hype Machine, so the powers that be over there abandoned their virtual sit-in and threw open the doors to the new, pretty, spying-enabled version. More »
What You Always Feared: The Internet Is Now More Important Than Your Friends
Thu Sep 20 2007 by jharv
At least in terms of finding new shit to listen to. This graph is taken from the results of a straw poll put together by MP3 blog catch-all the Hype Machine to find out how its readers “discover new music,” and as you can clearly see, the Internet is kicking human contact’s ass!
