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Gizmodo: Google Onebox Music Search Turns Search Pages Into Personal Radios [Google]
Mashable!: Google Launches Music Search With MySpace, Lala, Pandora, and More
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Google officially announces its new music search Onebox! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DV24RBmy-2I I think is the coolest! for Our Bands 18 days ago |
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Google officially announces its new music search Onebox! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DV24RBmy-2I http://fb.me/3ev3VFw 18 days ago |
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@antidotextract it's fairly new. Google's demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DV24RBmy-2I 18 days ago |
Google Onebox Music Search Turns Search Pages Into Personal Radios [Google]
Gizmodo —
As rumored, Onebox is a music search feature that appears inside Google search that will give you not a little 30-second clip, but a full song play. Basically, as you can see in the picture, you will see play buttons alongside different songs when you get search results, and then you will have the chance to check out the band on other services/sites, including Pandora, iMeem, Lala, iLike and others. MySpace (iLike) and Lala are actually integrated partners who manage the rights part of this full-song playback business. We're watching the podcast, but Google just popped this YouTube video showing how it all works. ...
Google Music Search Turns Your Results Pages Into Personal Radios [Google]
Gizmodo —
As rumored, Google Music Search (aka Onebox) is a music search feature that appears inside Google search that will give you not a little 30-second clip, but a full song play. Basically, as you can see in the picture, you will see play buttons alongside different songs when you get search results. If you press play, a popup from MySpace (iLike) or Lala appears, letting you play the full song and giving you buttons to buy it or get more info. You will also have the chance to check out the band on other services/sites, including Pandora, iMeem and Rhapsody. (As you might imagine, there's no mention of iTunes in all of ...
Google Launches Music Search With MySpace, Lala, Pandora, and More
Mashable! —
Earlier today, Hitwise published a report estimating that music-related searches currently make up about 6% of total queries on Google. Clearly then, by integrating actual audio content that could be purchased online, Google would create a big opportunity for all of those involved.
Well, Google has just answered that call, by launching a major new feature that incorporates streaming audio previews when you search for an artist, album, or song using the search engine. There’s also music discovery baked in from services like Pandora, Rhapsody, and Imeem.
Google explains the product further on their ...
Google Music Search Officially Launched [Music]
Lifehacker —
[image] [image] We already knew it was coming, but today Google is officially launching built-in music playback results on regular Google search queries. Much has been made of this new feature, and it certainly will make it easier for users to get straight to a song they're looking for, but it's not something we're getting all that excited about. We'll admit that finding and playing back a song when all you've done is search for lyrics is kind of cool. Still, Google already puts video results from YouTube in the search results page, and more often than not they're what you're looking for, anyway. Right now we're not seeing the updates in our ...
Google Debuts Music Search
SolSie.com —
Google Debuts Music Search image Today Google rolls out music related query search. The search result will include links to an audio preview of those songs provided by Google music search partners MySpace or Lala . Users also get links to purchase the full song. Another cool feature is you can enter few line of lyrics in the search arguments box, Google will return the song that contains those words. Goggle is rolling this feature out gradually to users across the U.S. over the next day.. [Source Google ] [image] Leave a comment Name (required) E-mail (required) URI Your Comment Notify me of followup comments via e-mail ...
Google and MySpace announce music partnership
The Seattle Times: Brier Dudley's blog —
Confirming the rumors, Google and MySpace today announced they are partnering on a new music search initiative using technology from Seattle's iLike, which MySpace acquired in August.
Is Google trying to outdo itself with news today? This will probably get far more use than the navigation service announced this morning.
MySpace Music is providing music streaming and buying services to Google's new music search, which will have a pop-up music player. Google is also working with Lala, Pandora and RealNetworks on the initiative.
Google's official blog announcement said the company's "making search more musical." An ...
Google Partners With MySpace, Lala, Others for Music Search
AppScout —
Google on Wednesday unveiled a new music search feature that will include in its search results streaming music clips from partners like MySpace, Lala, Pandora, imeem, and Rhapsody.
Type in an artist's name, song, or a snippet of lyrics into Google.com and the top of the search results page will include links to song clips. Click on a link and a pop-up window will appear for MySpace, Lala, or the provider you've selected. Play the song directly on Google, or click through to listen on the partner site. The pop-up will also provide links to purchase the MP3, as well as artist and tour data.
"This feature doesn't just make ...
Google launches playable music search
Electronista | The Macintosh News Network —
Google at a Los Angeles event tonight unveiled its widely expected advanced music search feature. The addition (a video of which is available below) automatically parses regular searches for music from all four major labels and automatically filters it by artist, album or track; users can then either sample or buy the tracks through Lala or MySpace's iLike. Those who use recommendation-based Internet streaming service like iMeem, Pandora or Rhapsody can also find related music. The search giant plans to deploy the feature through the US over the next day. Other areas haven't been discussed and would need deals with separate, web-based music ...
Don't stop believing. ANOTHER Google search enhancement -- music this time!
Download Squad —
Filed under: Internet, Google, Search
Did you know that 'lyrics' is the most searched term on Google in the last five years? Lyrics! Of all things! Not porn, not news, not even games -- but lyrics. And Google, de facto masters of search, know that there's more to search than merely quality or ...
Google Music Search Goes Live
I4U News —
Google Music Search Goes Live Posted on Thu, 29 Oct 2009 02:00:00 CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr | Topic: Technology News The rumored Google Music search is going live. With the Google Music search features you can search and more easily discover millions of songs, all via a simple Google web search. when you enter a music-related query like the name of a song, artist or album your search results will include links to an audio preview of those songs provided by our music search partners MySpace (which just acquired iLike) or Lala. When you click the result you'll be able to listen to an audio preview of the song directly from one of those partners. ...
Google Music OneBox 2.0
Google Operating System —
Google updated the music search OneBox, which used to include song titles, album names and some other information licensed from AllMusic. The new music search OneBox is only focused on finding music, previewing songs and easily buying them. Search for an artist, an album name or even some lyrics and Google returns a list of songs that can be played with one click. Full music previews are provided by iLike and Lala, but Google also links to other music sites: Pandora, Rhapsody and imeem. When you click on a music result, Google opens a player in a pop-up window, which isn't very user-friendly. The OneBox ...
Google OneBox launches
Web User | News —
Google OneBox launches The OneBox lets users of the search engine stream music as well as buy tracks and albums.
Google updates Music Search OneBox – Yahoo! enhances Music Search
D' Technology Weblog —
Google is rolling out update to their music search OneBox, that enable you to search and more easily discover songs, all via a simple Google web search. Now, when you enter a music-related query like the name of a song, artist or album, search results’ll include links to an audio preview of those songs provided by iLike, Lala. Google also links to other music sites: Pandora, Rhapsody and imeem. When you click search result you'll be able to listen to an audio preview of the song. "With Lala, you can hear one full length preview per song. Each subsequent play ...
Google Aims to Make Finding Music Easier
WebProNews Feed —
Google began rolling out its new music search feature late yesterday. The feature enables search results with links to audio previews of songs provided by MySpace (which just acquired iLike) or Lala, when a user searches for music-related queries like the name of a song, artist, or album. The results also include links to purchase full songs.
Google says it is always looking for ways to reduce the "time to result," or the length of time it takes a user to actually find what they are looking for. Since Google gets millions of search queries about music each day, they figured this feature would be a good way to reduce that in many ...
Google Music Search Consolidates Cloud Music
901am —
As early as nineties, people were already playing music from their browsers instead of traditional media players. Despite its eventual fall from popularity, I brought a client to the top of her local pop charts on MP3.com. Despite its current stagnation as Yahoo Music, I have fond memories of listening to Launch.com at work.
Between services like Imeem and Pandora and Last.fm, music has been going the way of almost every other computing application: to the cloud. Google, of course, wants to be your gateway to the everything in the cloud. That’s why ...
Google launches music search
Macworld —
by Aayush Arya , Macworld.com In an effort to make searching for and buying songs easier, Google has gotten into the music game , in partnership with online music stores like iLike (which is now a part of MySpace) and Lala —no mention of iTunes or Amazon MP3 though. From now on, when you search for the name of any song on Google, the first result will actually allow you to preview the song right on the page, and then proceed to buying it, if you like what you hear. This doesn’t just work with song names either. You’ll be able to search for artist names in order to check out their most popular music and even snatches ...
Google’s Playable Music Searcher
High Tech Lounge —
Google’s Playable Music Searcher 29th October, 2009 by Adina Tags: Google , Music , News Searches from all major labels, automatically filtered by artist, or by album, or by track, sampling or even buying of the preferred tracks from Lala or iLike (owned by MySpace), all these will now be available under a unique name – the advanced music search service of Google. This very expected search system was recently presented in Los Angeles by the search giant. It will be available in the United States the next days, but other areas would need separate deals with other web-based music services. For those who are using Internet streaming ...
Google Search Now Displays Audio Tracks For Song Queries
GeekSugar —
Ever since my first Google search, life as I knew it changed forever. Google is really revving up their search engine thanks to small but helpful enhancements like being able to find your friends on social networking sites or by refining your search results by date and time.
And now that Google has teamed up with ...
I See Music on Google Search Now, Finally
Search Engine Roundtable —
Five days after Google announced adding music playable search results to their index, I am now able to see it. It only took about five days, but it is there. Yes, Yahoo has been doing this for a really long time, so Google is playing catch up. Here is a sample result: Google Music Results And if you click the play button a window opens up and plays a sample of the song: Google Music Results Just an FYI - Google had music search back in 2005, just about four years ago. But here is how it now works: Forum discussion at WebmasterWorld . Like The Story? Vote For It On Yahoo Buzz! Or On Sphinn! ...
Search Geek Weekly News Update; Google Social Search & More
Search Engine Journal —
It’s been another week in the trenches and while it may have been a little slow out there, we did have some big news with Google Social Search. Question remains, will it really be a game changer or just another vertical? And what the SEO community lacked in activity, we did come across more IR geekiness, which makes this old horse a happy camper. We’ve also got a few interesting patents and more…
I hope this edition finds you well… Enjoy!
Lead Story
When the news broke last week of Google’s Social Search going live, I thought, ‘this has got to be the big story of the week’. At the ...
