11 Jan
Posted by Sean Fenlon as Google, Internet, Technology
Lala hosts the most online music.
Apple recently bought Lala.
Google uses Apple’s Lala when you search for a song on Google.
It works fabulously well. If you haven’t already, try it for your favorite song.
If you don’t have a favorite song, just ask Google for one.
Oh wait…
I just tried that.
My Google search query was “best song”
I did add the following NEGATIVE keywords so that they did not appear in the results:
Here is what the final query string looks like:
Hmmm… nothing even there worth listening to.
Bottom line is that Lala, Apple, and now Google are excellent at delivering music.
Delivering music advice is a completely different animal.
Jury is out with Apple, for the time being, I give up with Google.
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Google, I Give Up – Your Music Advice is Non-existent | getgooglemusic
January 11th, 2010 at 4:27 am
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