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It's not creating a playlist. It's creating playlists in the context of social interactions with other (representations of) people, some of whom are also creati
by MartinCron 15y ago
It's not creating a playlist. It's creating playlists in the context of social interactions with other (representations of) people, some of whom are also creating playlists, some of whom are giving you feedback on the playlist.
If the bar is set by Amazon's "buy stuff in one click because we remember how to sell stuff to you from the last time we sold stuff to you" patent, then this is in the same ballpark.
- jarek 15y agoWell I don't really consider "buy stuff in one click because we remember how to sell stuff to you from the last time we sold stuff to you" to be deserving of a patent either but hey...
- ericd 15y agoTo be fair, I think the sum of Turntable.fm, between the voting, the avatars in a virtual club with headbobbing, 5 DJs, DJ points, etc is a lot more complex than the fairly obvious "remember what you entered last time so you don't have to enter it again" one click buy button.
- MartinCron 15y agoI was using the Amazon patent as an example of the status quo, not as an opinion for how things are supposed to be.