scrobbling

The other content on the site, such as biographies, videos, charts, and "scrobbling" - the site's musical profiling - will remain free for all.

BBC News | Technology | World Edition 2009

It doesn’t let you create your own playlists it’s schtick is that it ties into your music listening habits letting you upload the number of times (they call it scrobbling) you’ve listened to various songs on your computer and ipod up to Last. fm.

Early 90’s Hip Hop and a review of online radio : #comments 2007

Last. fm Support: Track played songs to your Last. fm profile - it's called scrobbling ™.

CanalPDA - Información y consejos para aprovechar tu dispositivo móvil 2009

If you're a music fan, you may have tried "scrobbling" each song you listen to into the massive Last. fm database of listener behaviour.

DJ Alchemi 2010

Last. fm May Want To Recalibrate Their "Popular Tracks" List Next Year [Year-end Analysis] - The social-music site Last. fm-which allows users to track the music they listen to on their computers via a process called "scrobbling," and also has full-song streaming capabilities for certain tracks-released its "most listened to" list ...

ShowHype - Top Entertainment News, Videos, and Blogs 2009

(by "scrobbling" songs while you listen to them) and it'll happily tell you about artists similar to the ones you already like.

Planet Python 2008

I heard from an irate friend who works at CBS that last. fm recently provided the RIAA with a giant dump of user data to track down people who are scrobbling unreleased tracks.

Is Last.fm Sharing User Data With The RIAA? - The Consumerist 2009

Relying on a tip, TechCrunch claims that the Last. fm, a subsidiary of CBS, handed over a "giant dump of user data to track down people who are scrobbling unreleased tracks."

Is Last.fm Sharing User Data With The RIAA? - The Consumerist 2009

Whereas most of the successful social object services have had some degree of automation (Last. fm with scrobbling, iTunes Genius) or are based around an action which already happens online (buying a book from Amazon, sharing a photo on Flickr).

Final thoughts on open hack day (and an imaginary curatr) Mia 2009

Relying on a tip, TechCrunch claims that the Last. fm, a subsidiary of CBS, handed over a "giant dump of user data to track down people who are scrobbling unreleased tracks."

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