The Echo NestMOG Online Music Service to Tap Echo Nest PlatformAuthored by Mark Hefflinger on November 3, 2009 - 10:27am.
Somerville,
Mass. - The Echo Nest, the
provider of a "machine learning platform that listens to and reads about
music all over the Web to enable better music search, recommendation and
interactivity," said on Tuesday that its technology will be integrated into
MOG's forthcoming All Access online music service. The All Access service from
MOG -- a network of and user-created music blogs -- is scheduled to launch
later this month.
The Echo Nest Debuts Fanalytics Music Marketing PlatformAuthored by Mark Hefflinger on June 24, 2009 - 12:01pm.
Somerville,
Mass. - The Echo Nest, the
provider of a "music intelligence" platform, on Wednesday announced
the launch of its Fanalytics platform, which "applies patented Web
crawling, machine learning and semantic Web technology to help artists and
labels better understand, locate and build their online fan base." Initial
customers include Universal's Interscope Records, Warner Music Group's
Independent Label Group, Sony's RCA, and indie distributor The Orchard.
tags: Marketing | Music | Universal Music | The Orchard | Interscope Records | Sony Music | Warner Music Group | The Echo Nest | Fanalytics |
Spotify Taps The Echo Nest for Music DiscoveryAuthored by Mark Hefflinger on May 19, 2009 - 1:18pm.
Somerville,
Mass. - The Echo Nest, a 'music
intelligence platform' developed by MIT PhDs that aims to enhance music search
and recommendations, said on Tuesday that it has partnered with U.K.-based
streaming music service Spotfiy. Under the deal, The Echo Nest will help
develop Spotify's playlist and music discovery functions. Currently available
only in parts of Western Europe, Spotify reached
1 million users in March.
Music Application Developer The Echo Nest Raises FundsAuthored by Mark Hefflinger on September 9, 2008 - 7:01am.
Somerville,
Mass. - The Echo Nest, a
developer of music search, recommendation and interactivity technology, announced
that it has raised an undisclosed sum of first round funding, led by
Commonwealth Capital Ventures and angel investors.
The Echo Nest Offers Music Recommendation APIAuthored by Mark Hefflinger on May 8, 2008 - 12:04pm.
Somerville, Mass. - The Echo Nest, a developer of enhanced music search, recommendation and interactivity technology, on Thursday launched Recommend, an API that can be used to offer a music discovery and recommendation tool n ay website, blog, social network or retail site. The API is powered by The Echo Nest's Musical Brain, "an automated machine learning platform with an in-depth understanding of the cultural and acoustic factors that inform music preference." The Echo Nest Debuts "Musical Brain" Music Intelligence SystemAuthored by Mark Hefflinger on March 27, 2008 - 12:49pm.
Somerville, Mass. - The Echo Nest, a "music intelligence" firm founded by two MIT Media Lab PhD's, on Thursday announced the release of the Musical Brain, which they say "automatically listens to music and reads about music everywhere on the Web in real-time." The company's first in a planned series of Web-based APIs, "Analyze," can analyze a music file in a few seconds and provide information on tempo, beats, time signature, timbre, key and other attributes. The Echo Nest said the Musical Brain combines large-scale Web crawling, data mining, language processing and audio analysis, and will be able to predict music trends. |
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