Tweet Head over to the Facebook page of the English indie rock band from Leeds, The Kaiser Chiefs, and you might just see a glimpse of the future of f-commerce. Via a link on their Facebook page, customers can pay for and download Kaiser Chiefs new digital album ‘The Future is Medieval’ launched on June 3, 2011. So far, so meh… But instead of downloading a cookie cutter album, fans can choose 10 tracks from a selection of 20 to put into the album, add their own cover-art, and then pay and download the album
Archive | June 6th, 2011
- Groupon meet Yelp
- 30 Days In, Bitcoin Angel Group BitAngels Doubles Network To 120, Puts First $100K Into Seasteading Venture, Blueseed
- Facebook allows page admins to sort comments chronologically or by activity
- Why Makerbot Is Like Apple
- Well Done, Microsoft
- Microsoft Heeds Gamer Feedback, Dumps Xbox One DRM Restrictions
- Twitter Acquires Local Discovery Startup Spindle, Will End Spindle Service
- Playstation, Samsung Mobile, Intel and others among this week’s top PTAT gainers for product and service pages
- Stratasys Acquiring MakerBot In $403M Deal, Combined Company Will Likely Dominate 3D Printing Industry
- Microsoft Was Close To A Nokia Acquisition Before Talks Broke Down Recently, WSJ Reports
- Google’s Dart SDK and Editor Hit Beta With Improved Performance, Smarter Code Completion And More
- Milo Fetch Allows Local Retailers To Upload Their Inventory To eBay
- How Brands & Retailers Can Profit from the Social Commerce Group-Buy Trend
- The future of f-commerce; Levi’s, P&G & Bejeweled lead the way
- Ning Now Allows Network Creators To Charge For Premium Access And Subscriptions
- $6m for New Brand-to-Bloggers Social Commerce Network