Slacker, an online music service that learns from user responses, is now shipping its portable listening device (think of it as a radio), according to Joanna Stern in Laptop magazine. Her article carries an interview with Slacker's marketing VP that's worth reading, especially for what's coming next. Slacker's approach is compelling because it combines personalization with portability in one device, and can update without a USB tether. --Dennis
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Dennis Haarsager's rolling environmental scan for electronic media.
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