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Search Engine Watch Blog: Confirmed: Google to Roll Out Music Search
Search Engine Journal: Let the Music Begin! Google Makes Search Musical
Google Blogoscoped: New Google Music Onebox Lets US Users Play Music
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RT @pascaljosselin: Google search results will now include links to an audio preview of songs provided by MySpace. http://bit.ly/na5wA ... 11/24/2009 |
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Google adicionará en su buscador también búsquedas de música: http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009/10/making-search-more-musical.html 11/18/2009 |
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Google music search feature : http://bit.ly/3w5o2n 11/16/2009 |
Confirmed: Google to Roll Out Music Search
Search Engine Watch Blog —
... in the U.S., according to Insights for Search.
When you get the update, you'll be able to sample music directly in the search results. Google is partnering with MySpace (which owns iLike) and Lala to provide the samples. You can search via artist, song title or even small parts of lyrics you remember.
Google is also partnering with Pandora, imeem and Rhapsody. You'll see links to these sites where you can discover new music.
Here's a screenshot per the Official Google Blog: ...
Let the Music Begin! Google Makes Search Musical
Search Engine Journal —
... There you go, what has been buzzing around for the couple of days is now finally official. Google has just rolled a new search feature for discovering millions of songs via the same simple Google music search interface. ...
New Google Music Onebox Lets US Users Play Music
Google Blogoscoped —
... The amount of songs covered doesn’t look too bad – Google in a blog post mentions “millions of songs” – but I’ll have to stick to Google.cn Music here in China for now, which has a neat (though also unfortunately georestricted) standalone site. ...
Google Music OneBox 2.0
Google Operating System —
... which isn't very user-friendly. The OneBox is limited to the US, probably because the music sites that partnered with Google can provide full previews only in the US. I didn't manage to trigger the OneBox, not even using a US proxy. The sample searches provided by Google include some additional parameters that need to be added to a Google URL: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q;=Bob+Dylan&esrch;=MusicOneboxDemoOptin::LaunchDemoOptIn Google says it will be "rolling this feature out gradually to users across the U.S. over the next ...
Google Discover Music, per cercare la musica su Google
Motoricerca —
... sono state confermate, Google ha attivato il servizio che permette di ascoltare frammenti di brani musicali direttamente dalle proprie SERP. ...
Google adding music to search
Posts from the Econsultancy blog —
... Yesterday the search giant announced that it is rolling out a new search feature in the U.S. that will display in the SERPs where appropriate. To start, Google has partnered with MySpace/iLike, Lala, Pandora, imeem and Rhapsody. Their music will be included in music-related search results, and previews of songs will be available through MySpace/iLike and Lala. ...
Google Hits a High Note with New Music Onebox
Andy Beal's Marketing Pilgrim —
... And, pretty soon, you’ll never have problems finding a song, artist, or album again–thanks to a new "Discover Music" onebox from Google. ...
Around the Net in Search Marketing: Google Rolls Out Musical Search
MediaPost | Online Media News —
At a Hollywood event Wednesday, Google rolled out the "Music Onebox" as a way to improve the experience for people searching for music on its search engine. The search tool will allow people to stream all or part of a song from the results page through a partnerships with several online music providers. Murali Viswanathan explains how the service works. He writes that the idea is to help people find new music. Read the whole story at ...
Google Tunes Up Music-Search Service
Online Marketing Connect —
... Users who type in a song like Lady Gaga’s “Poker Face” can listen to all or part of it from Lala or iLike (which is owned by MySpace). Users can also discover music related to their queries from Rhapsody, Pandora and Imeem. (The Wall Street Journal wrote about the service last week, and Google described the features in a blog post Wednesday).
At an event in Hollywood, Google executives described its new “Music Onebox” as a way to improve the search experience for its users. No money was exchanged under the deals.
Listening to and discovering music ...
Google Music Greeted with Interest, Excitement
MarketingVOX - The Voice of Online Marketing —
... : Google is making a play for the music search space. The search-engine giant unveiled the new service yesterday, causing the internet - and especially Twitter - to light up with rave reviews from some, and constructive critiques and head scratching from others. Fred Wilson, venture capitalist and principal of Union Square Ventures ...
Let the Music Begin! Google Makes Search Musical
Online Marketing Connect —
... There you go, what has been buzzing around for the couple of days is now finally official. Google has just rolled a new search feature for discovering millions of songs via the same simple Google music search interface. ...
Big Week For Google Search
SEO Training —
... – “Social Search finds relevant content that your social circle has published and returns that content with your web search results. To use Social Search, you need to be logged in to your Google Account and opted in to the Social Search experiment. We then analyze your Gmail contacts (if you have a Gmail account) and the connections on your social networks (if you have a Google Profile and have listed public social networks like Twitter and FriendFeed).” Music Search – “Every day we get millions of search queries about music. You want to know more about your favorite artists, ...
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: ...
