I’m curious what your thoughts are on this subject. As I posted a few weeks (or possibly months) ago, I have joined the Facebook community, and am actually enjoying it quite a bit. My question to the world is: Is Facebook poised to kill Classmates? If not, why not? If so, why hasn’t it happened, yet?
MeeMix has added a new application to its Internet Radio service, allowing users to watch their favorite music videos, rather than just listening to the music.
Unfortunately, the entire MeeMix application still seems to have trouble running in Firefox, greeting users with a perpetual “Loading…” screen once they try to actually do something.
In IE, though, the application seems to work pretty well, and adds a great new facet to the service.
In addition, MeeMix has turned “MeeVideo” into a Facebook application, allowing you to tag and share your favorites with your Facebook friends.
Facebook has unveiled a new look. The color scheme and basic design are still basically the same, but the layout is actually drastically different. Comparison screen shots after the break.
Being somewhat new to Facebook, I am still enjoying my time on there. I am curious as to which Facebook applications you are all using, and which ones are your favorites.
I really like checking the pictures available in the Bumper Sticker application. Most of them are ridiculous, and some are offensive, but I usually find at least one or two really good ones on the first handful of pages. I also like using the Flixster Facebook app, and really like taking some of the quizzes. For quizzes, though, I like the iLike application even better. Being the music junkie that I am, iLike is a perfect application for me. The music quizzes are usually insanely difficult, but they are a blast to play.
What are your favorite Facebook apps? What do you find yourself doing to kill time while you’re logged on over there?
Celldweller, an artist I have followed for close to 15 years, through multiple aliases, has come up with another innovative way to promote his music. In partnership with a group called trueAnthem, along with video game publisher ubiSoft, is giving away 16 free tracks from various sources, including his debut album from the Celldweller project, fan remix contests and his forthcoming sophomore release.
For those of you that don’t know, Celldweller is just one of many projects/alias for a man generally known as Klayton or Klay Scott. For a while, he was known as Scott Albert (possibly his birthname, although confirmed biographical details are extremely difficult to come by), Buka, Dred, Circle of Dust, and many more. He has collaborated with many different artists from all walks of life. Some notable collaborators on his various projects include Tommy Victor of Prong — Prong is now signed on Klayton’s “fixt” record label — Mark Solomon of Outer Circle, The Crucified and Stavesacre, Living Sacrifice, Klank, Criss Angel and many more. He has been credited with inspiring other great industrial artists including Stabbing Westward.
He has provided music for countless video game and motion picture soundtracks (including the Spiderman movies), the theme song for MTV Sports, the three-part (over three hours of music) soundtrack to Criss Angel’s live “Angel Dust” (a combination of Angel’s last name and the last word in Klayton’s original project Circle of Dust) stage show, much of the music from season one of Mindfreak (Criss Angel’s TV show), and so much more.
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