Radio Pop goes beta
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| 17:34 UK time, Wednesday, 3 September 2008
The much talked about Radio Pop just went live with a test/beta/public prototype. You can sign up here for RaidoPop!
Radio Pop will store your BBC Radio listening habits. It will then can then create graphs, charts and lists of your listening, give you recommendations from your friends, allow you to share your tastes and browse around to see what other people are hearing right now. Its social radio...
But the best thing about social radio pop is, its your social radio. There's of course a very nice RESTful developer API, complete with even APML support. So you can make your own prototypes and share them with the world and of course backstage.
Radio Pop is an experimental prototype - So it may break and the cats might need rebooting every once in a while. There's also support for most browsers including Google Chrome.
There's more detail on the radio labs blog but just sign up and give it a try. Hey where's the OpenID support? Oh yes they even got that right...
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