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Tristan Ferne | 17:10 UK time, Friday, 12 September 2008

hiddenradio
A concept radio where tuning is done by twisting the lid of the radio and the volume is controlled by lifting it up and down.

Audio Puzzler
A game where you get a set of speech fragments that you have to transcribe and then fit together in order, resulting in transcribed or subtitled video.

SoundUnwound
A new beta from Amazon combining data from IMDB, Amazon and Musicbrainz.

roktok - people are saying things about music
Flash-built particle-physics visualisation showing current tweets about the most played artists on last.fm

BlueHaze | before the soundcheck, after the encore.
A startup looking at extending the live music experience "before the soundcheck, after the encore"

How smart *is* the Genius? - Duke Listens!
What's behind the new Genius music recommendation feature in iTunes 8?

And lots of Radio Pop feedback

More at https://delicious.com/tristanf/work

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