“I’m not sure it [social networking] hurts bands that don’t do it, but there’s no question it can help the ones who do,” said TopSpin CEO Ian Rogers. And some networks (Facebook, Friendfeed, Twitter, etc.) reach not only interested fans, but also their potentially interested friends. “The connection to fans … turns a casual listener into a fanatic,” added Rogers. “It makes them marketers of your art, in many cases, since those fans are plugged into not just you but networks of other similarly-minded individuals.”

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People are changing the way they communicate, moving away from email and toward the real-time, publishing format of social networks such as Twitter and Facebook.  With  175 million users on Facebook alone, it’s easy to see where the buzz is coming from.  And as I watch the tweets coming from my friends on Twitter, I’m amazed.  Had I gone to Austin this week, I could have simply looked at my Twitter app on my iPhone and found endless updates from fellow Tweeters about where they were eating, meeting and socializing.  It is truly a revolutionary way to communicate in real-time with an unlimited audience.

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