Mark Zuckerberg isn’t doing well with investors and analysts these days. Revenues are cratering, the stock price is falling, and there are questions about the company’s overall direction. This week, a lot of
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Anyone else find it disturbing that scientists can’t figure out how AI works? What could possibly go wrong? Ponder that as you scroll through music news for November 3, 2022. More music news?
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Meta–what we’re supposed to call Facebook now–would have you believe that it’s building THE capital-M metaverse. It’s not. It’s building a metaverse, one of an infinite number we’ll see popping up over the
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Social media has been with us for nearly 20 years and in that time, it’s transformed the way we communicate–and not always for the better (Twitter mob, I’m looking at you. And you,
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There’s a new survey by the Pew Research Centre into how American teens use social media. The music industry would be advised to look at these trends, too. The survey (n=1,316 teenagers) confirmed
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Spongebob? Is that you? If not, who or what is it? Ponder that as you browse through music news for July 28, 2022. Things are NOT going well for Facebook employees. See? YouTube’s
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Wait: Climate change is affecting gravity? That would get people’s attention. So might music news for July 27, 2022. Sexual misconduct in the music industry: Yeah, things aren’t getting better. Is this a
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Sermons gone wrong. Music news done right for July 26, 2022. Eddie Vedder’s voice is back. He’s recovered after damaging his vocal cords by singing in wildfire smoke in Paris. Man, the “dynamic
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Why would a robot dog with a machine gun bother anyone? Oh, right. More indications of the dystopian future ahead. Forget that for the moment and just concentrate on music news for July
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No, Mark Zuckerberg. Just…no. Get back to reality with a look at music news for June 23, 2022. Glastonbury begins for the first time in three years. Facebook is showing off a bunch
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The loudest sound ever heard on Earth was an estimated 310 dB. What could possibly make that much noise? This. Now some music news for May 14, 2022. It’s official: Naomi Judd died
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