2007
A couple weeks ago one of the Virb beta testers gave us a login, and we (meaning my wife) put up pages for several Positron-related artists and such. We (meaning my wife) discovered that making a Virb page is quite elegant, as opposed to the vicious hack-job that is the Myspace API. It just looks better in general, and their tools are much more sophisticated.
Anyways, jump on that shit if you use social networking sites for marketing. With any luck, this service will obviate the need for Myspace, and the Internet will be a better place for it.
while that may be true sometimes, 300 is well worth the cost of admission. It is really good.
If you can deal with myspace, it is useful for finding and keeping track of bands, especially local bands.
And the "remove customization" button on virb is a godsend.
posted March 14, 2007 by BoxcarBill
posted March 14, 2007 by peterBING!
Although lately I've been using Trig, link [www.trig.com]
Similar service that launched just a while back, been in beta stage for quite some time before that.
They give you 100mb to use as you please, for music, photos and what not.
If you want to see what a profile could look like.
posted March 15, 2007 by Katzenjammer
posted March 15, 2007 by space_monkey
...pages like this: link [www.myspace.com] just shouldn't exist in 2007...
posted March 15, 2007 by wquoyle
link [www.virb]
posted March 18, 2007 by Stefan Goodchild
link [www.virb.com]
link [www.virb.com]
link [www.virb.com]
posted March 21, 2007 by EntarteteMuzak
link [virb.com]
posted March 21, 2007 by lockjaw
unfortunately yes. see "300" -- spend enough money on myspace and your ad will be fed repeatedly to all sixty-five billion people who use it (for now).
posted March 14, 2007 by michael