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Delivered in Beta (via JKleske)

In case you’ve been wondering what currently happens and is being thought of here in Berlin, this pretty much sums it up.

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DMX vs The XX … this works waaay too well

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zehnuhr:

noahkalina:

This is the Super Bowl commercial I was just in…
Created by Wieden + Kennedy Portland.
Directed by Mark Romanek.
Shot in LA on January 17, 2010.

I am the only non professional actor in the commercial.
I was cast because of this video by Clatyon Cubitt.

Congrats. I want a Dodge now!

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We Have Band - Honey Trap (Def Starr Rmx)

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Cause they know, and so do I
The high road is hard to find
A detour in your new life
Tell all of your friends goodbye

Broken Bells - The High Road

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The Hotrats - The Lovecats

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“Fear the Boom and Bust” (via EconStories)

We’ve been goin’ back n forth for a century
[Keynes] I want to steer markets,
[Hayek] I want them set free
There’s a boom and bust cycle and good reason to fear it

Full Song Lyrics and free download at http://www.econstories.tv/

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The Hype Machine is going to be able to aggregate the output of blogs, but more importantly the bloggers get official releases without having to be forced to release an MP3 into the wild. In addition labels/artists can track listens and pull analytics on who and how the content is being consumed, as tracks get released. Since labels and bloggers haven’t traditionally got on, this move is potentially a lot more productive for both sides. Bloggers will be able to embed a range of players from the Berlin-based SoundCloud allowing them to promote the music of their favourite artists using the tracks that were originally uploaded.
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