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[Marc Antony Vose]

Hi there:

[FYI:  last.fm is not going off the air on July 15th.  As they put it  
[paraphrasing] "we don't want to punish our listeners because of the  
RIAA".]

Sort of on-topic:  last.fm is an example of a very well executed "web  
2.0" site, IMO.  Check out the tools they made for creating a custom  
list of your tracks to embed somewhere else (http://www.last.fm/tools/ 
charts/).  Very slick; I have been playing around with making my  
administrative tools totally visual in this way for clients who want  
a little more creative control over the look of their content.

Cheers,

Marc




Le 26 juin 07 à 23:29, Rob Marscher a écrit :

> On Jun 23, 2007, at 5:52 PM, Peter Sawczynec wrote:
>> Anybody got any other nice web site apps like this that they can
>> recommend for expanding the programmer/designer's mindset?
>
> In a similar vein, http://last.fm -- The super cool thing they do  
> is called "audioscrobbling" where you can automatically send them  
> info on what your listening to in iTunes or other music apps and it  
> will store all of that info and use it to give you recommendations  
> and other info.  You don't have to manually input anything.
>
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