Posted in music on April 17, 2006
People are selling MySpace accounts. 90 minutes left to bid on Arctic Monkeys. (via Prefix)
AND The NY TImes says MySpace Is Unprofessional, but That's the Point AND Stereogum went to the secret MySpace Franz Ferdinand show.
Previously
Arctic Monkeys TICKETS on sale, Tour Dates, & new song
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The funny thing is that whoever buys the arctic monkeys myspace page will have it taken away from them by the band (MySpace will do it) because they don't like that kind of confusion over there.
Posted by wendy | April 17, 2006 10:33 AM
no, thats only w/ copyright issues and the sale of the site would go around those.
Posted by Anonymous | April 17, 2006 10:45 AM
Actually, I should have read the original post to begin with...people are bidding on the opportunity to manage the page for the band.
...this kind of reminds me of the scene in Tom Sawyer where Tom gets all his friends to whitewash the fence.
Posted by wendy | April 17, 2006 11:25 AM
it seems that a fan started the site - that fan is giving another fan the opportunity to run a FAN site...not a band authorized site.
Posted by freshbread | April 17, 2006 11:51 AM
I wish MySpace would die...
Posted by Me. | April 17, 2006 5:30 PM
that's stupid. anyone could make a myspace band page if they wanted to :P
Posted by nessa | April 17, 2006 9:09 PM
Nessa, nobody else can create a band profile (or personal profile) with the custom URL myspace.com/arcticmonkeys, however. But as Wendy points out, I wonder if MySpace would "confiscate" that URL if the band request it for themselves. My MySpace account has been deleted by MySpace five times now, and I'm fairly certain that at least four of those deletions were done at the request of representatives of The Donnas.
Posted by Greg | April 23, 2006 12:11 AM