Comments on: The Future of Radio http://theartistfarm.com/2010/06/the-future-of-radio/ Wed, 27 Jul 2011 01:21:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0-beta2-14640 By: Ben Coe http://theartistfarm.com/2010/06/the-future-of-radio/comment-page-1/#comment-1861 Ben Coe Mon, 21 Jun 2010 17:52:02 +0000 http://theartistfarm.com/?p=1096#comment-1861 Jose~ I still enjoy a good solid filter - a voice I can trust to recommend products to me. So yes, I can believe this would come through in radio still. Josh~ That was a great article, thank you. Jose~ I still enjoy a good solid filter – a voice I can trust to recommend products to me. So yes, I can believe this would come through in radio still.

Josh~ That was a great article, thank you.

]]> By: Josh http://theartistfarm.com/2010/06/the-future-of-radio/comment-page-1/#comment-1837 Josh Sun, 20 Jun 2010 16:08:52 +0000 http://theartistfarm.com/?p=1096#comment-1837 Hey Ben/Artistfarm, Enjoyed the post but I believe that the radio has already killed itself. In my opinion (and it seems yours) the only things that radio had going for it are already gone. Radio is no more local than anything on TV these days, its all syndicated shows now and with heavy playlisting a DJ can no longer be trusted. Sure community radio may still exist but its rendered useless if they play trash (Over and over and over and over and over again).There is the odd independent station that does a good job but amoungst the million and one stations you have in the states I'm sure its quite hard to find them (Clear Channel, not sure of the name, own most of the "various" starions there no?). On my end of things I've lost faith in the medium of radio entirely... on the other hand I have nowhere to turn. Spotify "the wonder soloution" in the UK is useless being just back catalogue controlled by the major labels (which I would assume the same for Pandora). If you know of the Long Tail Theory then you have probably realised that nearly everythings available these days, several reportings claim it to prove it wrong but lack the evidance. Finding music is the real problem were facing today and hopefully somebody will have viable a soloution soon... Heres a great article I found a while back: http://musicmachinery.com/2009/03/26/help-my-ipod-thinks-im-emo-part-1/ As far as I'm concerned a pairing of machine learning and social recommendation, somewhat like and advanced stumbleupon is the future of radio (being that neither can be entirely trusted on their own). Hey Ben/Artistfarm,
Enjoyed the post but I believe that the radio has already killed itself.
In my opinion (and it seems yours) the only things that radio had going for it are already gone. Radio is no more local than anything on TV these days, its all syndicated shows now and with heavy playlisting a DJ can no longer be trusted. Sure community radio may still exist but its rendered useless if they play trash (Over and over and over and over and over again).There is the odd independent station that does a good job but amoungst the million and one stations you have in the states I’m sure its quite hard to find them (Clear Channel, not sure of the name, own most of the “various” starions there no?).

On my end of things I’ve lost faith in the medium of radio entirely… on the other hand I have nowhere to turn. Spotify “the wonder soloution” in the UK is useless being just back catalogue controlled by the major labels (which I would assume the same for Pandora).

If you know of the Long Tail Theory then you have probably realised that nearly everythings available these days, several reportings claim it to prove it wrong but lack the evidance. Finding music is the real problem were facing today and hopefully somebody will have viable a soloution soon…

Heres a great article I found a while back:
http://musicmachinery.com/2009/03/26/help-my-ipod-thinks-im-emo-part-1/

As far as I’m concerned a pairing of machine learning and social recommendation, somewhat like and advanced stumbleupon is the future of radio (being that neither can be entirely trusted on their own).

]]> By: Jose http://theartistfarm.com/2010/06/the-future-of-radio/comment-page-1/#comment-1821 Jose Sat, 19 Jun 2010 23:27:02 +0000 http://theartistfarm.com/?p=1096#comment-1821 Hi there, Friendly and familiar voices that you can listen to with your eyes closed, and you slowly get to understand, are probably some of our first experiences in life. Radio gives you more of that warm and accompaning feeling that any other media and therefore is here to stay. And if local so much better.... Hi there,

Friendly and familiar voices that you can listen to with your eyes closed, and you slowly get to understand, are probably some of our first experiences in life.

Radio gives you more of that warm and accompaning feeling that any other media and therefore is here to stay. And if local so much better….

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