Have you heard of a site called Pandora? It’s worth a look. Pandora effectively lets you create your personal online radio station which plays music tailored to appeal to your music preferences. By asking you what artists/songs you like, it then matches the music style to artists of a similar vein and then plays a mix of these online.
Where this gets really exciting is that you can integrate it into a website to add to the level of personalisation and customisation available to a user. Blogs, discussion boards, uploading photos and videos and contributing content are fairly typical community elements these days. Personalise radio content is one way to set a website apart.
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Online Marketing Stuff is a blog created by Louisa Dahl to share her experiences as a web start-up. Louisa has been working in the online arena for 12 years and previously worked as an online strategy consultant.
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Personalised Online Radio
Have you heard of a site called Pandora? It’s worth a look. Pandora effectively lets you create your personal online radio station which plays music tailored to appeal to your music preferences. By asking you what artists/songs you like, it then matches the music style to artists of a similar vein and then plays a mix of these online.
Where this gets really exciting is that you can integrate it into a website to add to the level of personalisation and customisation available to a user. Blogs, discussion boards, uploading photos and videos and contributing content are fairly typical community elements these days. Personalise radio content is one way to set a website apart.
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This entry was posted on Wednesday, December 13th, 2006 at 11:28 am and is filed under Commentary, Websites. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.