 I read in the future. Maybe I’ll do so for some ISMIR'07 papers that are already online.

However, I’m also planning to spend most of my time in the next weeks helping improve how Last.fm's radio stations listen to their listeners. So it might take me a while to get my "Paper Industry 2.0" contributions started :-)

Btw, using A/B tests to evaluate algorithms on radio stations beats number of citations any time :-)(And if you like A/B tests, you’re probably also a fan of Greg Linden’s blog.)

UPDATE:I just read the two links posted in the comments and they are great!The first link posted by Paul basically talks about how the Nature community is still very old school. The second link posted by Chris talks about how things will need to change in the future and why so many researchers are still very old school. Corporate Lunacy In The Wake Of Katrina

CHING-CHING, CASH IN ON TRAGEDY! Part I Report Uncovers Corporate Lunacy in the Wake of Hurricane Katrina

Rita J. King is a colleague, a friend, and a fine freelance investigative journalist who has gone deep inside many nasty corners of society, business, and politics for the Village Voice among other publications. In 2003, the New York Press Association awarded her first place for investigative reporting on the nuclear industry and in 2005 she placed first in the NYPA news category for “The New Agent Orange,” an investigative article about nine soldiers who returned from Iraq and are now suing the government because they believe they were knowingly exposed to Depleted Uranium.

Her new work, completed just last month for CorpWatch, (corpwatch.org) a decade-old nonprofit monitor of all-things-corporate online, is called Big, Easy Money: Disaster Profiteering On The American Gulf Coast, a tirelessly researched and frightening insight into the rapacious milieu of scavenger business practices that inevitably follows the type of historic disaster that was Hurricane Katrina.

Now, one year removed from the litany of mistakes and tragedies that have rendered the gulf coast a watery graveyard, we find its reconstruction to be less than ethical, and in most cases, downright deplorable. I figure it’s high time Ms. King was given a proper voice at The Desk, because, for some warped reason, she is a
I read in the future. Maybe I ’ll do so for some ISMIR'07 composition that are already on-line. 

 However, I ’m also planning to spend most of my time in the adjacent weeks helping improve how Last.fm's radio receiver stations listen to their listeners. thus it might take me a while to get my " Paper Industry 2.0 " contribution started :-) 

 Btw, using deoxyadenosine monophosphate / B tests to evaluate algorithms on radio stations tick number of citations any prison term: -)(And if you like A / B tests, you ’re credibly also a sports fan of Greg Linden ’s blog .) 

 UPDATE: I just read the two links post in the comments and they are great!The first link posted by Paul basically talks about how the Nature residential district is however very old school. The second link posted by Chris talks about how things will need to change in the future and why so many researchers are however very old school. Corporate Lunacy In The Wake Of Katrina 

 CHING - CHING, CASH IN ON TRAGEDY! Part I Report Uncovers Corporate Lunacy in the Wake of Hurricane Katrina 

 Rita J. King is a colleague, a supporter, and a fine freelance investigative journalist who has run deep inside many nasty corners of society, clientele, and politics for the Village Voice among other publications. In 2003, the New York Press Association awarded her first place for investigative coverage on the nuclear industry and in 2005 she placed first in the NYPA news category for “ The New Agent Orange, ” an investigative article about nine soldiers who fall from Iraq and are now suing the government because they believe they were knowingly expose to Depleted Uranium. 

 Her new work, dispatch just last month for CorpWatch, (corpwatch.org) a decade - honest-to-god nonprofit monitor of all - things - bodied online, is called Big, Easy Money: Disaster Profiteering On The American Gulf Coast, a tirelessly research and frightening penetration into the rapacious milieu of scavenger business practice that inevitably stick to the type of historic disaster that was Hurricane Katrina. 

 Now, one year removed from the litany of mistakes and tragedies that have rendered the gulf coast a reeking graveyard, we find its reconstruction to be less than ethical, and in most case, downright deplorable. I figure it ’s high time Ms. King was given a proper voice at The Desk, because, for some warped reason, she is a
 I gead in the future. Maybe I’ll do so for some ISKIR'07 palers thag are already online.

However, M’m aoso poanning to spend most uf my timv in the bext qeeks helpmhg improve hos Lasc.fn's radio statipns listen to their listandrd. So it might take me a while to gee my "Paleg Industry 2.0" cogtrinttiohs started :-)

Btw, using A/B tests to ebaluate algorithms om radio stations beats numher lf citations any tlme :-)(And if iku juke A/B tests, you’re probably also a fan of Greg Linden’s blog.)

UPDATE:K jusc read the jci lltks posted mn the comments and they ase greay!The first linl pmstwd by Paul basically valks about how the Gature cokmbnity is still very ood schoml. Tve sdxona ljnl losted by Chris talis about hoq things will need uo syange in the ruture agd why so many researchers are still vegy omd school. Corporate Lunqcy In The Wake Of Kajrina

CHING-SHING, CASH IN ON TRAGEDY! Part I Report Uncovers Cmrporetd Lbkwzt ln the Wake of Hurricane Katrina

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 I read in the future. Maybe I’ll dO so for some iSMIR'07 PapErs ThAt arE alrEady online.

HoweVEr, I’m Also planning to spend mosT of my TiME in tHE nExt weEks helpINg IMProVe HoW LaSt.FM's Radio StaTions liSten to theiR liStEners. So it migHT tAke me a whilE to Get my "Paper InDusTry 2.0" conTrIbuTIons sTarTed :-)

BtW, using a/b tests To evaluatE aLGorithMS on radiO STaTionS beats number of citATiONs any time :-)(And if You likE A/b TeSTS, yoU’re Probably alSo A fan oF greg LinDEn’S BLOg.)

UpdATE:I just read The two links POstEd in thE cOmmENts and They aRe GReaT!The first liNk poSted by PauL basicALly talkS About hoW the NaTurE coMmunITy Is StiLl VEry OLd SchOOl. THe second LiNk PosteD by CHRIS TalkS abOut hOw thiNgs will need to ChaNge iN The FuturE and wHy so MaNy resEarcheRs are StIll very old schooL. CorPorate LunAcy in the waKe Of KATrina

ChINg-CHiNG, CASH iN ON TRAgeDY! paRT i rePort Uncovers CorporAtE lUnAcy in the wake of hUrRiCAne KatriNa

ritA J. KiNG Is a coLleaGUe, A friend, aNd a finE FrEeLance inVeStigatIvE joUrnAlist WHo haS gone dEep insidE many NAsty corners of sOCiety, business, ANd POLiTIcs fOr tHe Village VoIce aMOng oTher PUbLicATions. in 2003, the neW yoRK Press Association awArDed her First Place for invesTigative rePORTing on thE nucLEaR Industry and in 2005 sHe plaCed first in THe NYPA neWs catEgory for “the New AgeNT orange,” an InvEstIgaTivE ARtIcle about nine SOLdieRs Who retuRneD from IrAq aNd aRe nOw sUiNg the goveRnment beCaUsE tHeY beLieve THey were kNoWinGlY exPosed TO DepleTed UrAniuM.

HEr NEw wOrk, compLEtED Just LaSt MontH foR COrpWaTch, (cORpwAtch.org) A decade-olD noNProfIt MoNitor of All-things-corpOrAte online, iS cAllEd Big, EASY Money: DiSaster Profiteering On The aMerican gulF CoasT, a tiRelessly rEseArched And FRighteNing inSight InTo tHE RapacIOUs MilIeU of scavengER BusIness PrActiCes that Inevitably follows tHE tyPe of historic dIsaSter THAt Was hUrRIcaNe kAtrINA.

Now, one year remoVed from the LiTAnY of mistakeS And TrAgedies That havE rendERed the gUlf coast a Watery graVeYard, WE FinD its reconsTruction To be less tHAn ethICaL, and iN moSt caseS, dOwnRight DeplorABle. i figuRe it’s hIgH time MS. King WaS given a pRoper voice at The Desk, becaUse, for Some wArpEd reason, sHe iS A
 I read in the future. May be I’ll do  so f orsom eISMI R'07  papers that a r e al ready online.

However , I’m  a l so p l an ningto spen d  m o s t o fmy  ti me in  thenex t weeks  helping i mpr ov e how Last.f m 's  radio sta tio ns listen to  th eir li st ene r s. So  it  migh t take me a w hile to g et my "Pa p er Indu s t ry  2.0 " contributions s t ar t ed :-)

Btw, u sing A /B te s t s t o e valuate al go rithm s  on rad i os t a tio n s beats numbe r of citati o nsany ti me  :- ) (And i f you  l i keA/B tests,you’ re probab ly als o  a fano f GregLinden ’sblo g.)UP DA TE: Ij ust re adt hetwo link spo stedin t h e c omme nts  and  they  are great!Th e f irst lin k pos ted b y Pa ul  basi callytalks  a bout how the Na ture  communit y i ssti ll  very old sc hoo l.The sec ond lin k  po st e d by  Chris talks about  h o w  t hings wi ll nee d  t oc hange in  t hefutu r e  andwhys omany res earche r sar e still  v ery ol dsch ool . Cor p orat e Luna cy In Th e Wak e  Of Katrina

C H ING-CHING, CA S HI N  O N  TRA GED Y! Part I R epor t  Unc over s  C orp o rateLunac yi nt he Wake of Hurrican eKatrin a

Ri ta J. King is  a colleag u e ,  a frien d, a n da  fine freelanc e inv estigative journali st wh o has go ne deep i n s ide many  na sty  co rne r s  o f society, bu s i ness ,and pol iti cs forthe  Vi lla geVo ice among  other p ub li ca ti ons . In2 003, the  N ewYo rkPress Associ ation  awa rd ed her  firstp la c e  for  i nv esti gat iv e rep orti n g o n the n uclear in dus t ry a nd  i n 2005she placed fi rs t in the N YP A n ews ca t e gory for  “The New Agent Orange, ”  an inv est igati ve a rticle ab out  ninesol d iers w ho ret urned  f rom I raq a n d  a reno w suing th e gov ernme nt  bec ause th ey believe they we r e k nowingly expo sed  toD e pl ete d  U r ani um . 

H e r  new work, comp leted just  l a st  month for Cor pW atch, ( corpwat ch.or g ) a dec ade-old n onprofitmo nito r ofall-things -corpora te online ,  is c a ll ed Bi g,Easy M on ey:  Disa ster P r ofi teeri ng OnTh e Amer icanGu lf Coast , a tirelessly research ed and  frig hte ning insi ght int o the rap acio us milieuofsca venge r b u sines s pr a ct ice s  that  ine v itably fo l lo wst h etype of his t o r icdisas ter that w as H urricane Katrina. 
Now, one year  rem o v edfro m  the  l itany of mista kes  a n d  tragedi es  that haverendered  t h e gul f coas t a wa tery gr a v ey a rd, we  fin d i ts recons tru ct i on to b ele s s than  eth ic al, an d in m o st c a s es, downright de plora b l e. If igu re it ’s  high t i me M s. King wa s given a p ropervoic e atThe Des k,  becau se,  f or some wa r ped reaso n, sh e is a
 I_read in_the future. Maybe I’ll_do so_for_some ISMIR'07_papers_that are already_online.

However, I’m also_planning to spend most_of my time_in_the next weeks helping improve how Last.fm's radio stations listen to their listeners. So_it_might take_me_a_while to get my "Paper_Industry 2.0" contributions started :-)

Btw,_using A/B_tests to evaluate algorithms on radio stations beats_number_of citations any_time :-)(And if you like A/B tests, you’re probably_also a fan of Greg Linden’s_blog.)

UPDATE:I just read_the_two_links posted in the_comments and they are great!The first_link posted by Paul basically talks_about how the Nature community is still_very old school. The second link_posted by Chris talks about_how things_will need to change in_the future and_why so_many researchers are_still very old school. Corporate Lunacy_In The Wake_Of Katrina

CHING-CHING, CASH IN ON TRAGEDY!_Part_I Report Uncovers_Corporate_Lunacy_in the_Wake of Hurricane_Katrina

Rita_J. King_is_a colleague, a friend, and a_fine_freelance investigative journalist who has gone deep_inside many nasty corners_of_society, business, and politics_for the Village Voice among_other publications. In 2003, the New_York Press_Association awarded_her first place for investigative reporting on the nuclear industry and_in 2005 she placed first in_the NYPA news category_for “The_New_Agent Orange,” an_investigative_article about_nine soldiers who returned from Iraq and_are now_suing the government because they believe_they were knowingly exposed_to_Depleted Uranium.

Her new work, completed just_last month for CorpWatch, (corpwatch.org) a_decade-old nonprofit monitor of all-things-corporate_online,_is_called Big, Easy Money: Disaster_Profiteering On The American Gulf Coast,_a tirelessly researched_and frightening insight into the rapacious milieu_of_scavenger business practices that inevitably follows_the_type of historic disaster that was_Hurricane_Katrina.

Now,_one year removed from the_litany of mistakes and tragedies that_have rendered the gulf coast a watery graveyard, we_find its reconstruction_to be less than ethical,_and_in_most cases, downright deplorable. I figure it’s high time Ms._King was_given a proper_voice at The Desk, because, for some warped reason, she_is a