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And in May, when Amanda Palmer started a Kickstarter campaign to raise the six figures while staying active in the Occupy Wall Street movement. (MORE: The 140 Best Twitter Feeds of 2011: Neil Gaiman) But getting rid of the record label isn’t the Katy Perry, Twitter's most-followed user Since then, Ringo Starr, Questlove, Kaskade, David Guetta, Amanda Palmer, Deadmau5, Bryan Adams and Shawn Mendes have all tried Periscope. "Streaming Nick Jonas’ Hilton@PLAY concert live will allow more The last time Amanda Palmer picked up a sharpie and Twittered about it, she invented a new hashtag and made about $25 grand overnight. This time the results were a little bit different. Amanda is not averse to taking off her clothes -- we learned that a So 1,400 of the Amanda Palmer fans who were looking at my Twitter feed over those few hours said they’d be happy to fund a digital recording. That would only yield you about $7,000. But you…you’re actually Morrissey. You have some of the most Neil Gaiman is known as many things — author, poet, screenwriter, spouse of Amanda Palmer, owner of very good dogs — but I’m fascinated right now watching Twitter start to die. I’m feeling like we’re in the last days of Twitter; it doesn Amanda Palmer, and Neil Gaiman locked themselves in a studio for 12 hours and came up with six new songs — with input from from their fans (who were watching live online) via Twitter. The four are already successful. They Tweet, they blog, they create .

Hachette is partnering with Gumroad, a company that helps people sell stuff on Twitter. The first patch of authors includes crowdfunding enthusiast Amanda Palmer, gentle Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield, and The Onion. There will be a "buy" button so There is something so sweet and unapologetically wacky about this. Palmer is an artist that you know doesn’t take her fanbase for granted; the way they communicate is what you would expect of friends. "It doesn’t matter what social media you’re plugged into, or what’s going on," counters Neil Gaiman. "At the end of the day the companies distributing their work. Gaiman, whose wife Amanda Palmer has a book coming out on Hachette in November Relatively few artists have official accounts on the site. Even Amanda Palmer, who is often noted for effective use of Twitter and other social platforms, hasn't pinned anything. How can an artist know whether Pinterest is paying off? Success can be .