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Surprise Performance by Dirt Nasty and B-Real at Deckstar Grammy Party

30, Jan 2010

What happens when Deckstar, Dirt Nasty, Andre Legacy and B-Real get together for a Gammy party?  Pandemonium.  We were out in Hollywood at My House for the Deckstar Grammy party.  The turnout was huge and the surprise entertainment was great.
The Cosmic Kids opened the evening.  They always manage to spin great disco/soul music with their [...]

Social Media Spending Habits: Early Adopters and Naysayers

11, Jan 2010

 Sergio and the guys at Marketing Sherpa recently released findings from a social media survey they conducted.  Though there are no major revelations, it’s still great to keep one’s finger on the pulse of social media expenditures and how executives perceive this constantly evolving marketing channel.  
Here’s what they found:

49% feel that social media has [...]

Increased Budgets for Social Media in 2010: Digital Duck Tape?

6, Jan 2010

The buzz for social media is getting more frenzied, but will organizations and personal brands put their money where their mouths are?  In short: yes.  The data I’ve seen so far suggests that marketing budgets for social media expenditures is going to skyrocket when compared to numbers from 2009.  But, will this simply be digital [...]

Music Trailblazers, Secret Stash Records Delivers Lost Recordings

19, Nov 2009

Amongst the wreckage of the music industry, Secret Stash Records is emerging with most unique content that music lovers could ever hope for.  One album release at a time, they are quietly positioning themselves as THE tastemakers and visionaries of the once bloated and now decaying music industry.
Eric Foss and Cory Wong, hockey buddies and [...]

Netflix to be Pimped by Hollywood

10, Nov 2009

The word here in Los Angeles is that Netflix is “entertaining” Hollywood’s idea of delaying new releases by 30 days.  Are they taking kazi shots in the boardroom of Netflix?  I must be missing something on this deal.  Why would Netflix, a key player in the decrapification of Hollywood lameness, decide that the best decision [...]


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