Los Angeles to New York City…

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What a week! Started with a fun visit to USC for a discussion with a group of undergraduates, graduate students, faculty and radio biz folks at the Thornton School.
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Thanks to Jerry Del Colliano for hosting a very nice event. Breeding the next generation of music/tech entrepreneurs. Jerry is a long time radio guy, now reborn as a tech guru.
Wrapped the evening with a discussion with students and Westwood-ites on the UCLA campus.
Early morning to NYC – halloween night Medeski, Martin & Wood at Hammerstein ballroom… nice photo from balcony…


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Wednesday was college day. Started at NYU and an auditorium full of music and technology undergrads. Thanks to Dr. Catherine Fitterman for setting up the gathering.
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Then sped uptown to Columbia for a very lively discussion with Jack McGourty’s Science, Technology and Society class. Where were all these incredibly cool courses when I was in college?…
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Finished the day with a talk to a group of continuing ed folks. Philly next, and what a evening it was…

Comments

  1. Dox O’Ryan
    November 09, 2006 at 5:19pm
    First, thanks to readers from here for emailing ideas on Musiceuticals. If your're interested, I've posted a few more thoughts on systems that Musiceuticals require--and I think it should ideally incorporate Pandora's music analysis approach. Dox http://doxspot.blogspot.com/
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  2. Dox O’Ryan
    November 09, 2006 at 5:19pm
    First, thanks to readers from here for emailing ideas on Musiceuticals. If your're interested, I've posted a few more thoughts on systems that Musiceuticals require--and I think it should ideally incorporate Pandora's music analysis approach. Dox http://doxspot.blogspot.com/
    Reply
  3. Jodi
    November 09, 2006 at 7:53pm
    I'm surprised you haven't made it to St. Paul, MN yet (and now the weather's turning cold...) The Current (MPR) is a wonderful station we've welcomed with open arms--they've done so much for Mpls area! You would love to chat with this group of fine people...one of the reasons I call this state my home sweet home Keep up the good work-what a gem Pandora is!
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  4. Tim Westergren
    November 10, 2006 at 5:40am
    hi Jodi - We'll definitely hit MN - my home town also! You're right that it would have been nice to get there before the cold, but maybe it'll be a good way to bring some Winter cheer.. See you soon. Stay tuned... Tim (Founder)
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  5. Carl Harrison
    November 14, 2006 at 8:11am
    Is Pandora experiencing problems today??? I'm not getting any sound at all.
    Reply
  6. Bas
    December 18, 2006 at 5:44pm
    Most of the radio stations available on the web have been blocked by my company, and I am sure it will only be a matter of time before Pandora is blocked as well. In the meantime, I am listening to Christmas music everyday at work and I love it. I have a great love for Mannheim Steamroller and your station provides a great collection of their songs and other songs in the same genre. Thanks and keep up the great work
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  7. Alex
    December 21, 2006 at 6:49pm
    Check out SounDeffect. Theyre this local band with, like, prog rock roots and stuff. they have a myspace (myspace.com/soundeffect). I gotta go up against them in battle this year tho......
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  8. mary j
    January 23, 2007 at 3:03pm
    pandora i loved that u created a radio free station that we can listen to but why not put spanish chritian music also like LAS HERMANAS MELENDEZ DORIS MACHIN CRYSTAL LUWIS NASION SANTA that would be so nice I LOVE CHRISTION MUSIC IT IS SO RELAXING
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