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by cclark20 14y ago
Way - vo - me
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by cclark20 14y ago
You are definitely right and we'll be continually looking at better ways to integrate seamless sharing into the app. Seamless sharing is also a "band-aid." It gets users sharing your app at the beginning but there's definitely some users w
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by cclark20 14y ago
Hi Scott, To answer your question here: we use your email to send you notifications of likes/comments/follows as well as three emails a week of trending music on wavo. Eventually this email will be personalized to you. As for why it's not
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by cclark20 14y ago
We recently added clearer ways to turn seamless sharing off with Facebook. You can either disable it for four hours by clicking on the switch in the top right or by going into your preferences and disabling it permanently. Right now Facebo
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by cclark20 14y ago
Yes, you're 100% right. When you look at it from a business model point of view, we're not at all the same as spotify - at least not yet. What I was trying to get at, though, is that we're really trying to fix what's broken about the exist
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by cclark20 14y ago
I’m one of the co-founders and just wanted to give a bit more info on what we’re trying to do with wavo.me. We’re artists, bloggers, event organizers and fans. We’ve felt for some time that existing services are missing key parts of the mu
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by cclark20 14y ago
I wonder if car companies are going to be looking at lessons from the tech world specifically Apple and Microsoft and think: Ok maybe these guys ARE the new apple of car companies ... We don't want to be the microsoft of car companies so le
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Unexpected data from the Large Hadron Collider suggest a new type of matter(web.mit.edu)
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by cclark20 14y ago
If you have a page you're interested in following just add it to your interest lists on Facebook. This way you can turn Facebook into your own personal reader. The main Facebook feed has its downfalls and limitations but if you take a cou
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How do you spot a genius?(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
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Even Color doesn’t know what’s happening at Color(venturebeat.com)
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The Best Way to Find Aliens: Look for Their Solar Power Plants(theatlantic.com)
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by cclark20 14y ago
Coming in through the frontpage is rough as most of our referral traffic comes through Facebook viral loops so we've allotted our waking hours to optimize for that funnel. But you're right and we're going to be overhauling the whole design
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by cclark20 14y ago
In the screenshot the ad blends into the rest of the UI instead of being clear that its an ad...And its prominent placement in the UI makes it very clickable. Following your logic shouldn't it remain in the same place but be more clear that
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Scalable JavaScript Design Patterns(addyosmani.com)
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by cclark20 15y ago
Except Spotify isn't for discovery and virality. What your talking about is getting people to discover music. Usually done through blogs, social media, youtube. But when your talking about a service like spotify which is really a one dime
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41 Million Startup Color Is Forced Into An Early, Buzzword-Laden Pivot (zite.to)
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Privacy concern for Facebook photo scan(abc.net.au)
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