Los Angeles, CA - August 23, 2007
An amazing video has surfaced featuring the legendary Jerry Greenberg, former Atlantic Records President. The video is a historical gem, as it was produced as an internal promotion for the rollout of new albums during 1973, including such classics as Led Zeppelin's "Houses of the Holy", and The Eagles' "Desperado". It's an inside look at the excitement around then-new releases that were destined to become groundbreaking hits. It's a must-see for everyone in the record industry.
Mirage Music Entertainment is featuring the video on a challenge running on CrowdRules to find the best "insider" music videos or spoofs. Submissions for the challenge start Thursday Aug 23, 2007. Voting Starts Thursday Sep 13, 2007 and ends Monday September, 17, 2007.
The producer/submitter of the top rated video and one guest will be invited to an exclusive record industry party hosted by music industry insider Grayson Brulte of Mirage Music Entertainment.
CrowdRules is the world's first user-generated voting site. Based upon a patent-pending Collective Intelligence platform, CrowdRules can be used for music A&R, casting calls, citizen journalism, collaborative lists, and almost any other activity that requires unbiased collective decision-making.
Mirage Music Entertainment, headed by Jerry Greenberg, is currently in stealth mode. Expect big announcements soon!
Dave @ CrowdRules
Your readers might like to know that there is a radio show entitled 'Search Engine' airing on CBC radio (Canada)
http://www.cbc.ca/searchengine/index.html?copy-tips
that has all sorts of intersting pieces about 'creative commons', the knowledge economy, and Cory Doctorow (BoingBoing
http://www.boingboing.net/)is doing a weekly commentary.
Also Stanford have a very interesting course on 'Social Bookmarking' http://newventuremarketing.typepad.com/stanfordconted/2007/09/welcome.html
And finally ...I am offering to travel to any part of N. America and provide a free seminar on 'Developing Collaborative Intelligence @ Work' to any group, team, business that wants to learn more about what it takes to 'Teach an Anthill to Fetch' (the title of my book on the topic)
http://www.gettingclevertogether.com/
Posted by: Stephen Joyce | September 27, 2007 at 01:20 PM
I just caught the end of a radio interview with someone talking about 'what democracy sounds like'.
http://www.democracynow.org/article.pl?sid=03/04/07/0243214
Sounds like a mess actually but then that actually might be an improvement on what we have at present. (only joking)
Posted by: Stephen Joyce | September 27, 2007 at 01:23 PM