smidgy (Free subscription) | 11/12/2008
Musicovery is a streaming music service with a twist- instead of picking songs by artist, you tell it what mood you're in and it picks the tracks for you. It allows you to refine your selections by music genre or...
linkfilter.net - fresh links (Free subscription) | 08/29/2008
linkfilter.net is just what the name implies, a link filter. All links are posted and moderated by users. Links can be ranked on several levels: clicks, votes, age, or a combination of all three called points. Questions or comments about linkfilter.net can be directed to or . If you're new to linkfilter, you probably should read the , the , and the . Firefox users may also wish to install the and add-ons.login...
haha.nu (Free subscription) | 07/11/2008
Good way to explore around the huge database of media materials by Getty Images ageny. Something like Musicovery, but for images and videos. Click to launch. @ haha.nu.
KillerStartups.com (Free subscription) | 07/10/2008
What it does If you haven’t heard of it before, Musicovery is a refreshingly original streaming music site jam-packed with innovative options unseen on other sites. Landing on the homepage, you are presented with a funky-looking widget that contains a four-sided chart which allows you to select how dark, energetic, positive or calm you’d like your music to be. You can select any one of the options...
FeedMyApp (Free subscription) | 07/10/2008
Define Your Musical Universe Discover new music based on your mood, this free webradio let you browse music styles and epochs.
Gear Diary (Free subscription) | 05/30/2008
[fingeredbygeardiary] The Musicovery streaming radio service is not new. They’ve been around a couple years, however I just received an email to check them out and for someone like me whose musical catalog revolves around basic musical tastes like U2, Hall & Oates and Lynyrd Skynyrd - it seems like a cool way to [...]
Carl Tyler's Blog (Free subscription) | 05/14/2008
Musicovery is a nice little interactive music selection web app, you tell it what kind of mood you're in, and it will find music that is currently playing on the web with that mood and play it on your browser. You can choose music, based on your ...
Phronesis (Free subscription) | 04/26/2008
I had a lot of fun with Musicovery today. It was so easy to subscribe and play, creating your own individual music universe. Lo-fi quality in the free version, but who cares! I think I'll be using it more than Pandora and LastFM , while I'm on a quest for minimal faff and elegant choices.
JournalHome.com Free Blog Host (Free subscription) | 04/14/2008
While reading the all new SUNDAY TIMES yesterday, i spotted a new column recommending great sites!! Indeed, musicovery is one of the most awesome sites ever. It's something like an online radio, but allows you to choose songs according to your moods. It's a lot better than the yahoo widget Girlsense radio. I bookmarked it almost immediately :):) Exams are coming and i am half (more)
TechDigest (Free subscription) | 04/01/2008
Picture the scene, you've stumbled back in from a big night out. You've got your boozing buddies in tow. Whoever you live with is going to kill you but sod them, you're drunk, who cares? More to the point you've got to get the music on but you can barely see, let alone follow the trail of empty CD boxes to find a disc that's actually there. What you can do, however, is go to Musicovery.com and click...
Paperholic (Free subscription) | 03/17/2008
A comprehensive review of some of the best web based visualization tools (ReadWriteWeb, March 13). Picture above from Musicovery: interactive web Radio Share This
26econ.com (Free subscription) | 03/17/2008
Check out ReadWriteWeb’s list of the best tools for visualisation. There are some pretty cool things, such as the Last.fm friends sociomap, Musicovery, Opte and We Feel Fine. Permalink | No comments yet | Bookmark/share Posted in Statistics & data
John Connell (Free subscription) | 03/16/2008
Kevin Anderson, over at Strange Attractor, has pointed towards a brilliant collection of visualization tools listed on readwriteweb.com. Everything from tools for YouTube, Digg and Last.fm to Musicovery (which I have mentioned in dispatches before - great fun to play around with), a variety of Amazon and Flickr tools and a long list of [...]
SEOCentro - SEO News (Free subscription) | 02/22/2008
I have heard of Last.fm, Pandora, and a few other similar sites, but I really think Musicovery is a cool online music tool. Once information is online it is hard to make it disappear. Recently a US judge closed down Wiki Leaks . But that did not work out too well . Scribd's iPaper aims to make it the YouTube of documents. Syndicating content is really easy now, but for most webmasters, in the short...
