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Ok Go - Doing away with big labels and turning to social media
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Wednesday February 2, 2011
Status Update
Wednesday February 2, 2011
Ok Go is a social media success story. The band that is its own entity and its own task master is indy in the purest sense. Rather than toiling away in obscurity though, the band has harnessed social media like no other, selling over 600,000 records (well, digital album downloads) while creating all of its own videos and effectively advertising itself without the help of a label.
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Show Notes
Check out episode 28 of Status Update, top social media stories of 2010
Ok Go's front man totally selling out by writing op-ed for the Wall Street Journal
Shira Lazar: On the Scene with Shira interview with Damian Kulash
The Cluetrain Manifesto
Ok Go: This Too Shall Pass
Actually, in keeping with the spirit of Ok Go, let's just embed the vid:
Video inspired by Pitagora Suichi
How OK Go's Amazing Rube Goldberg Machine Was Built on Wired.
Ok Go's front man totally selling out by writing op-ed for the Wall Street Journal
Shira Lazar: On the Scene with Shira interview with Damian Kulash
The Cluetrain Manifesto
Ok Go: This Too Shall Pass
Actually, in keeping with the spirit of Ok Go, let's just embed the vid:
Video inspired by Pitagora Suichi
How OK Go's Amazing Rube Goldberg Machine Was Built on Wired.
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