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Category Archives: Music IR
Music and GooTube
Google has had somewhat of an odd relationship over the years to music information, and music information retrieval. They’ve never really had a consistent policy, research, or product agenda around music. The specifics of that history is too rich to … Continue reading
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Genome Music
Somehow, I don’t think this is what the Pandora.com founders had in mind when they created the Music Genome Project a decade ago at Stanford: After creating pictures from the human DNA code and getting an incredible amount of positive response, the … Continue reading
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Google to become a Music Content Company?
Some speculation from Liz Gannes of the GigaOM network: YouTube and Universal Music Group are in talks to create a music video site called “Vevo,” according to reports by CNET and the Wall Street Journal […] Creating a labels-only music video site would shatter … Continue reading
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Music and Exploratory Search
One of my early, longstanding information retrieval passions is Music Information Retrieval — especially content-based music IR. I began research in MIR back in 1998 as a graduate student at UMass Amherst. In 2000, we organized the very first ISMIR … Continue reading
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