I'll look at HypeM today, thanks. At a glance, it appears to scrobble from a set of known music blogs; I think SeeqPod is just crawling the entire internet for search terms, and logging any media that it finds, primarily MP3, but also anything on video sites, and then embeds the player. In theory, SeeqPod should return a wider range of results.
SeeqPod also allows the whole search results to be played; it's just two clicks: "Add All" (left pane) and then "Play."
Conversational Terrorism is rife with lessons about other unfair tactics to employ in debate or, indeed, any conversation. This is akin to a follow-up post to my other one , ages ago, about fallacies and how to recognize them.
See also the hype machine. it lets you just play the whole search results list.
ReplyDeleteseeqpod lets you search youtube too though (tv icon), dang that's useful.
I'll look at HypeM today, thanks. At a glance, it appears to scrobble from a set of known music blogs; I think SeeqPod is just crawling the entire internet for search terms, and logging any media that it finds, primarily MP3, but also anything on video sites, and then embeds the player. In theory, SeeqPod should return a wider range of results.
ReplyDeleteSeeqPod also allows the whole search results to be played; it's just two clicks: "Add All" (left pane) and then "Play."