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Blip even tells you which other users have Blipped songs by the same artist so you can build a network very quickly. It’s an ever-evolving playlist that becomes the ultimate in custom radio for the masses. The problem for Blip is the problem that has plagued every free music social media app. How long before the RIAA shuts it down for promoting their artists for free? So my message to Blip is this: Monetize before it’s too late! I’d also recommend that the record labels study the habits of the people using Blip. How To Make Twitter Sound Like Music To Your Ears. People generally love sharing things, and Twitter has made broadcasting updates to anyone who cares to care on what you’re doing, wearing, reading, commenting on, eating, using, etc. a breeze; in 140 characters or less, even. It’s only natural to see so many users also share which music they are listening to at any given moment on Twitter, as this has been a fairly popular use of status feeds on other social networking and communication services for years (Facebook, Skype and Windows Live Messenger leap to mind).
Here’s a number of ways to use Twitter for just about anything related to music: * Blip.fm – dubbed the “Twitter for Music” when we first reviewed the service, it got its own API in late 2008. Blip.fm enables anyone to start their own music station and broadcast tunes to Twitter and other status sharing services where people can interact with the choice of music. * Twiturm does much of the same – upload music and share it with all your Twitter followers in a heartbeat. Four Free Sites to Share Your Music On Twitter | MakeUseOf.com. Twitter has grown to become an extremely large and heavily used microblogging service that has really allowed anyone and everyone to communicate over the internet much easier. Besides Twitter’s multiple uses, one thing it can really be used well for is sharing music. Today, we will talk about some of the best sites to use for telling your friends what you’re listening to and get that extra use out of the service.
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