Yikes! I haven't written here in quite some time. While I'll continue to post here sporadically, I did want to let you know that you can mainly find me at http://www.nicolecifani.com for long-form blog postings, updates from Twitter, my professional bio, and more. Cheers! - Nicole
At the moment I'm super-psyched about the band What Made Milwaukee Famous . And then I came into work today and guess who's playing? Perfect timing! Check them out, and let me know what you think!
.
I've begun to aggregate most of the sites I post on (including Vox) at Tumblr. I love the simple interface and it's intuitive nature. check me out:
I'm so curious to know if anyone has been incorporating Google docs into their everyday workflow. The process seems super-intuitive and smart.
I learned about GhandiCon while reading an article by Doc Searls who spoke at the Public Media Conference in Los Angeles this morning. GhandiCon is a method of resistance using methods of non-violent activism. GhandiCon describes the process of how the establishment treats this resistance. I think it applies to the music industry in particular. Read about the four stages of GhandiCon here.
Recent Comments
-
StormyNite said:
Something like Napster does sound quite nice - be great to listen to anything I like whenever I want. read more
on Subscription Music still a few steps behind -
musichifi said:
Hi, good point. I'll figure out how to syndicate from here back to blogger acct (my original blog). http://musichifi.blogspot.com@ the... read more
on Apple moves on -
colortone said:
[this is good]Hi Nicole!You reading any of this?http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB118903788315518780.html?mod=blogwww.lefsetz.com/wordpresshttp://avc.blogs.com/a_vc/2007/09/the-rick-rubin-.htmlmy blog:www.colortonemedia.com/blog(email me there)ALSOGET RID OF THIS VOX BULLSHITand get a real blog!i had to... read more
on Apple moves on -
musichifi said:
That's a really good point and I've actually been thinking about that in the last few days. There's an interesting... read more
on The National on Letterman, 7/24/07
on Subscription Music models hard to handle