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thesixtyone
thesixtyone (t61) is a streaming media website that uses collaborative filtering to organize, promote, and sell music uploaded by artists, many of whom are independent musicians.〔Chris Salmon, "(How to beat the video ban )", ''The Guardian'', 20 March 2009. Accessed 2009-08-05.〕 The site was founded by James Miao and Samuel Hsiung and received early investment from Paul Graham.〔Leena Rao, "(Y Combinator Demo Day Spring 2009 )", ''TechCrunch'', 18 March 2009. Accessed 2009-08-05.〕 It was released in alpha form January 2008〔(thesixtyone ), CrunchBase company profile. Accessed 2009-08-05.〕 and received additional funding from Creative Commons CEO Joi Ito and Reid Hoffman, founder of LinkedIn.
The site takes its name from Highway 61, a route with deep connections to American music culture.〔(About ), thesixtyone.com. Accessed 2009-08-05.〕 According to the site's "bazaar" where users can purchase songs or mp3 albums uploaded by artists, "thesixtyone's guiding principle is to enable the creative middle class, providing talented artists the opportunity to make a living making music."〔(thesixtyone bazaar ). Accessed 2009-08-05.〕 The site also allows artists to license their music under Creative Commons licenses and allow free downloads.
On January 20, 2010, thesixtyone implemented a new design with emphasis on high resolution photography, location, and lyrics.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Making the jump to Hyperspace )〕 The new layout sparked controversy among some users, leading them to direct their displeasure on the website's Facebook page.〔()〕 Many of the most active users prior to the redesign also quit using the site.〔(Community mismanagement 101: TheSixtyOne alienates top users ), by Erez Zukerman, Download Squad, February 4, 2010〕
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