Were you a fan of the discovery aspects of social listening service Turntable.fm, but found the whole stress of DJing on the fly and all the incessant chatting to be a little too much? Well, the founders of that once-uber-popular service are out with a new iOS app today — one that lets you listen to tunes that friends discover on your own time.
We haven’t heard much from social music service Turntable.fm for a while now, but today the platform is out with some big news — literally. The site has increased the size of its rooms (there used to be a 200-person limit) allowing casual users access to even the most packed of arenas and power users an even bigger audience.
Welcome to another edition of WTF Wednesday, in which bands tell us what the f**k they’re looking at online. This week, we caught up with Tino Coury, who told us all about his newfound love for Turntable.fm.
Gullible types, beware — the calendar has finally fallen on that most horrific of days, the scourge of idiots, illiterates and journalists (and sometimes a combination of the three) alike: April Fools Day.