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TechCrunch profiles a new music matching service called Pandora. Basically, it is a recommendation engine built on the components of a song, rather than what other users decided to listen to or purchase. They apparently have human listeners who tag each song with a wealth of information about the sounds and style. Then when a…
links for 2007-05-23
No more fun in the Valley a view from across the pond on Mike Arrington’s musing about leaving Silicon Valley to escape the current craziness (tags: siliconvalley bubble) Monster, Community Newspaper Holdings forge alliance on recruitment local newspapers team up with Monster for job hunting (tags: newspapers classifieds advertising) From Internet Portals to Social Networks…
24 Hours of Blogs
Matthew Hurst of BlogPulse offers some interesting insight into blog posts over on his Data Mining blog. It comes in 3 parts: here, here, and here. He derives the data from 24 hours of pings to weblogs.com.
Today’s Links
I’m going to start adding a digest of links to interesting articles and blog posts. These are things that don’t rise to the level of a full individual post, but which many of you may find interesting and informative nonetheless. Without further ado, here’s the first installment: Outsell Now: A $358 Billion Information Industry by…
Google Blog Search
As expected, Google has entered the blog search game. Try it here. Note that it is not truly a blog search function, but a feed search tool. If a blog publishes only excerpts, Google will only search the excerpt. Also, it does not search comments or other material on blog sites. And it only covers…
What do bloggers mean to politics?
Brookings will be offering a talk on "The Impact of the New Media" tomorrow, which will be available via webcast. Old and new media will be on hand to discuss the meaning of blogs and the like.