Fuzz, a music portal/social networking site, has launched Blip, basically a Twitter-clone for Music lovers.

The most outstanding feature is that when people “blip” instead of “twitt”, they can link an MP3 song straight from the Fuzz database. This feature is really cool as I am actually listening to an MP3 “blipped” by one of Blip users.

Great stuff, although I am not an avid Twitter, I will be an avid Blipper as now I can hop from song to song.

But if music is indeed a significant part of Pownce’s future, then Blip is one step ahead. Call it “Twitter for Music” since it’s essentially just that: a way to suggest music and share your thoughts about it with a network of contacts.

The beauty of Blip is that, unlike with Pownce, no file uploads are necessary. Just search for the song you have in mind and Blip will grab it from Seeqpod, Skreemr, or parent company Fuzz’s own database of music. Your followers (”listeners”) can hear full versions of the songs you post using a Songza-like player at the bottom of the page.

via techcrunch

Tags: blip, clone, file uploads, followers, full versions, fuzz, great stuff, launches, listeners, mp3 song, music lovers, music portal, parent company, share your thoughts, skreemr, social networking site, twitt, Twitter

This entry was posted on Monday, May 12th, 2008 at 6:29 pm and is filed under Launched, Niche, Social Networking, Twitter, Web3.0, Zedomax Network News, web2.0.
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