Showing posts with label wikipedia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wikipedia. Show all posts

12.6.09

Songkick Combines Twitter And Wikipedia For Concert Listings

Music site Songkick is looking to create a one-stop destination for information on live performances. It combines tickets for purchase, provides listings and community discussions. The site now has over one million concert listings, the largest in the world, and allows fans to upload their own content, like Wikipedia.

It’s possible to add photos, videos, set lists, images of ticket stubs, posters, and your own concert reviews for each show listing. You can also follow people, bands, venues or festivals in the same way as you would on Twitter. Continue reading...

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16.1.09

Rock Band Wii, Warner Music, Wikipedia

Rock Band Wii gets its own music store, how Warner Music killed Facebook music, and Wikipedia gets ready for a digital media explosion, all in today’s Round Up! Continue reading...

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8.12.08

Cover art blocked on Wikipedia by EU and UK governments

Wikipedia administrators noticed a sudden surge in edits on December 4th from content filters of at least 6 major UK Internet Services. As of Sunday morning, British web surfers were unable to view the encyclopedia’s article on the mid-1970’s Scorpions album Virgin Killer. The album’s cover art was flagged as ‘child pornography’ by theInternet Watch Foundation, which is funded by the EU and the UK government, and has the support of many ISPs and online institutions in the UK.

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