By narramissic
via itworld.com
Published: Jan 30 2013 / 08:36
Ever wonder how online music services like Spotify come up with their recommendations for what songs or artists you’ll like or generate playlists based on a single tune? Turns out it’s quite a complex nut to crack (shocking, right?). One company that’s powering the recommendations behind an increasing number of popular music services has provided a glimpse into the black box that is music recommendation.
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