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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Music fingerprinting system is fastest yet While other companies use digital fingerprints to identify songs, the data- bases they claim are much smaller. Shazam Entertainment, in London, UK, runs a service that lets users hold their mobile phone up to a music source for 30 seconds, and receive a text message identifying the song and artist. But Shazam has a database of only about 2 million songs. Gracenote, in California, US, is a leading provider of online music identi- fication but claims to have a database of around 7 million songs. How- ever, Jim Hollingsworth, vice president of sales and marketing at Gracenote, argues that existing fingerprinting technologies are fast enough and that it is more important for a company to provide useful additional information, such as song lyrics and album-cover art. An alternative approach is user collaboration. Online services such as Audioscrobbler and Pandora, for example, recognise songs and make recommendations by searching through user-generated playlists. But Dunn hopes the speed and size of MusicIP's database will make it stand out. Companies must pay a license fee to access MusicIP’s Music Digital Naming Service service, but non-profit organisations can access it for free. OUTDOORLINKS: MusicIP http://musicip.com/ Odds and ends - themes and trends 477
Functional Imaging of Numerical Processing in Adults and 4-y-Old Children Functional Imaging of Numerical Processing in Adults and 4-y-Old Children By Jessica F. Cantlon, Elizabeth M. Brannon, Elizabeth J. Carter, Kevin A. Pelphrey Source: biology.plosjournals.org/ Volume 4 | Issue 5 | MAY 2006 http://biology.plosjournals.org/perlserv/?request=get-document&doi=10.1371/journal.pbio.0040125 Adult humans, infants, pre-school children, and non-human animals appear to share a system of approximate numerical processing for non- symbolic stimuli such as arrays of dots or sequences of tones. Behavioral studies of adult humans implicate a link between these non- symbolic numerical abilities and symbolic numerical processing (e.g., similar distance effects in accuracy and reaction-time for arrays of dots and Arabic numerals). However, neuroimaging studies have remained inconclusive on the neural basis of this link. The intraparietal sulcus (IPS) is known to respond selectively to symbolic numerical stimuli such as Arabic numerals. Recent studies, however, have arrived at conflicting conclusions regarding the role of the IPS in processing non-symbolic, numerosity arrays in adulthood, and very lit- tle is known about the brain basis of numerical processing early in devel- opment. Addressing the question of whether there is an early-developing neural basis for abstract numerical processing is essential for understanding the Odds and ends - themes and trends 478
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