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    Monday, 27 November 2006

    Pandora vs. Last.fm

    We broadcasters could learn a lot from Internet radio services like Last.fm and Pandora.  Fred Wilson has written some comparative posts (he likes Last.fm better) that are a good introduction.  See, Pandora vs. Last.fm, Pandora vs. Last.fm (continued), and More last.fm.  All at A VC

    Updated 27 Nov. 2006:
    But then there are people that love Pandora also.  See Ryan Carter, Pandora: The future of music.  Link:  Download Squad.  --Dennis

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    You might also want to check Goombah (http://www.goombah.com) out. (Full disclosure: I'm CTO of the company that makes it.) It enables each user's CPU to help with the recommendation work so that it has massive computational power, which is helpful because it uses your whole collection, including play counts, in the recommendation process. Additionally, it lets you download taste-targeted free music (which is legal to play in your iPod). It works in conjunction with iTunes.

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