Souncdloud creates Creative Commons Page

Hurray!

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image from www.pulsewith.net Ever wish you that had a pool of tens of thousands Creative Commons samples, loops and music tracks that you could find, remix, and re-use? Throw in an advanced search tool and tagging system and that made it super easy to get ahold of the exact free-to-use samples and audio that you were looking for.

That’s the thinking behind SoundCloud’s deepening integration with CC and their now CC dedicated page. Along with these new happenings, their player also got a face-lift; it now displays the type of CC license in the top right corner of the player. This makes it clear as day the kind of freedoms that the creator of the work wishes to bestow to other users in the SoundClound community. All in all, these new features should be great for artists and produces alike. Take a look:

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Localize your wordpress site with GeoPosty

Awesome tool for bands to offer their fans specials based on their geographic location.

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For instance, let’s say that you are an artisan bread maker. People visit your site from all around the world, but you also have a shop. GeoPosty makes it easy for you to offer coupons to your local customers, who are likely to use them in store, without compromising your site’s design for non-local users.

Another use-case scenario would be if you’re hoping to expand your blog’s readership in a certain region. Visitors to your blog whose IP addresses correspond to that region could be offered special features such as local headlines or a survey asking them what would make the site more useful to them.

According to Mobiah, using GeoPosty is no more difficult than installing and managing a WordPress plugin.

It is, indeed, a pretty amazing set of features. Putting some thought into how you can use GeoPosty might just drive you to marketing your site in ways that you had never before thought possible.

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The New Geolocation Conundrum

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So now that we’re apparently firmly on the road to geolocation-for-all, the biggest conundrum of all is simply: will “average users” (again, whatever that means) want to share their location for any reason? Will they get location or will they simply see it as the stupidest thing imaginable? While it’ll most likely still be some time before we have this answer, if you look outside the bubble, this is certainly the most vexing and intriguing geolocation conundrum of them all.

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