"Not a Mini-Spy"
An Anonymous Coward sent in: "Does a device for audience measurement which "registers what its wearer hears every minute of the day" bother anybody else?" I hope they get paid well for wearing these.
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My question is, "will this actually improvethe accuracy of music ratings and perhaps allow artists to recieve the residuals they actually deserve?". There is a Vary good article about the music ratings system, used to determine royalties paid to artists based on the frequency of broadcast of their work on the radio. Will ASCAP and/or BMI adopt this sort of a strategy to do their information gathering? It would be vary promising for such an application. A quick summary of the article I mentioned:It seems that the neilson system could be applied here to much more cost effectively and accurately measure music performance frequency, and doll out royalty fees more fairly.
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I can see the events reconstructed by one of these watches...
- 7:30 PM radio WRNO (car)
- 8:15 PM disc jockey at Club Vinyl
- 8:47 PM conversation with female acquaintance
- 9:05 PM radio WRNO (car) and conversation
- 10:15 PM Bolero from CD
- 10:27 PM watch taken off
Hmmmm, I wonder if it keeps listening after you take it off too...Brackets contain world's first nanosig, highly magnified:[.]
I had one until about a month ago. I was rather disturbed by the fact that several parts on the inside had microdot versions of the DMCA on it, and one chip said property of the NSA...
but perhaps I'm just being paranoid.
-EvilMonkeyNinja
a.k.a. Joseph Nicholas Yarbrough
Security Grunt by Day
Programmer by Night
-EvilMonkeyNinja
Mild Mannered Host by Day
Wild Hammered Programmer by Night