[BC] The future of broadcasting...

nakayle@gmail.com nakayle
Fri Sep 1 22:47:40 CDT 2006


There is already a website called http://pandora.com that lets you listen to
music tailored just to your personal taste all day long with no commercials
or interruptions of any kind- and it's all for free.  Unlike conventional
radio- each person receives an individual stream of just the kind of music
you like.  You "train" it by telling it what songs you like and don't like
as it plays them until it learned what your tastes are.  And if you really
like a song they play you can click a button to permanently download it for
99?.  (I assume this is how they make their money).  Now it's hard to see
how conventional radio can compete with something like this.

 - Nat Kayle

On 9/1/06, Dana Puopolo <dpuopolo at usa.net> wrote:
>
> While radio and TV continue to employ tunnel vision and obsess over the
> next
> quarter's guidance, the future of broadcasting is being planned - by the
> cable
> companies!
>
> Here:  http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/283420_fccauction01.html
>
> -D
>
>
> ---I woke up and swore I could smell roses, then said: "NAH!", rolled over
> and
> went back to sleep----
>
>
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