Blip.fm – hellokinsella radio arrives
Posted: August 17th, 2008 | Author: admin | Filed under: Music, Technology, Web | Tags: app, blip, Music, Social, Technology, Web | No Comments »
Blip.fm is a new web app that lets you tell people what you’re listening to… with a comment.
The look and feel is also similar to Twitter posing the simple question ‘What are you listening to?’.
It’s a really nice example of integration and how apps and services are finally feeling “more connected” hooking up to Twitter, Last.fm, Friendfeed and others.
Rubbish Exhibit A:
I press play in iTunes, like the song, and want people to know about it and have a listen.
iScrobbler listens to what i’m playing
Last.fm receives that data and publishes it
Blip.fm looks at that data to help make suggestions for my “blip”
Twitter automatically sends out a new ‘”tweet”
My Facebook status and blog rss feeds are now updated with a direct link to the listen to the MP3.
The frustrated DJ inside me is grinning.
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