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"CheckinDJ" using check-ins to crowdsource music preferences

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The paper introduces a novel approach for crowd curation of ambient music played in venues using physical Near Field Communication (NFC) enabled check-ins. The CheckinDJ jukebox system uses NFC enabled objects that are linked to individuals social network accounts. CheckinDJ can thus be regarded as a crowdsourced DJ that curates an evolving music playlist based on the musical preferences of those present at a location at any given time. In this paper we present the design and operation of the currently deployed system along with highlights of the promising potential of this novel concept.

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      MindTrek '12: Proceeding of the 16th International Academic MindTrek Conference
      October 2012
      278 pages
      ISBN:9781450316378
      DOI:10.1145/2393132
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      • Artur Lugmayr

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