Web: The Future web is Alive:
By: Amber English and Ian Crowe
Turntable.fm. It is an interactive music listening service. The link below
http://betabeat.com/2011/06/what-is-this-magical-turntable-fm-everyones-talking-about/
• “It’s a browser-based chat-room that streams music based on the choices of a rotating cast of DJs drawn from whoever is in the room. There are up tofive DJs at any one time who create playlists; the station cycles through theplaylists one song at a time, moving from one DJ’s pick to the next, as theroom votes on how “lame” to “awesome” the track is.”
• “You can upload songs or search through the Medianet-powered library to create your playlist when it’s your turn to DJ.”
“I called it the Alive Web, though mostly due to lack of a better way of describing it. It’s a web
that is organic, alive, in real-time and as unpredictable as the people who use it.”
“What’s behind the alive web? Connectedness! With more than a billion
broadband connections and half a billion fast wireless connections, the
Internet of today is a whole lot faster and much easier to access.”
- An Alive web is an interactive web that can be used simultaneously with other
- Because this will become more popular and then more people will be spending their
- time on Google hangouts it will keep our attention away from our phones.
- This large interaction trend will require more bandwidth to accommodate growth.
Questions:
- 1. What is this going to do from a personal engagement standpoint?
- 2. Are people going to leave their houses to communicate or just go on Google?
- 3. How will this affect future advertizing and marketing trends?
- 4. How will this be incorporated into other social media?
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