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"We get a lot of emails for promotional programs that work with bands and artists across the country, and few of them are particularly worth mentioning.  One came in today for LouisXIV, a band that's looking to get fans more involved in its promotional efforts.  In teaming up with FotoFlexer, LouisXIV is letting fans put their own touch on the band's album cover\u2014their faces.  Try it here.\nYou can replace one or both of the faces on the band's album cover, and it's surprisingly customizable in the sense where you can enlarge or shrink the image, move it left, right, up or down, and rotate it so that it can fit perfectly in the face hole that's been cut out for your uploaded image.  Photos can be uploaded or imported by their URL.  MySpace users that take advantage of this fun little feature will be added to LouisXIV's top friends on MySpace.  \nThis type of customization is seen with other promotions, such as Penguin's promo with Piczo, where users could select their own custom book covers, or Bob Dylan's Facebook application where you could insert your own phrase.  The only concern I have with this particular promo for LouisXIV is the fact that users are replacing the band members' images with their own.  Placed on MySpace, would this be easily recognized as a promo for a new album, or seen as another user creating a silly image for themselves?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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