The boss of US media firm CBS last week dropped hints as to plans for the development of Last.fm, the London based music service they acquired earlier this year. Speaking at a press conference in Cannes, CBS chief Les Moonves indicated the social networking component of Last.fm could be expanded, and that its recommendation system could be extended to other entertainment genres like TV and film. He told reporters: "If we can develop a great social networking site around this music content, why couldn't this extend into entertainment?"
Oct 16, 2007
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CBS chief makes Last.fm comments
CBS chief Les Moonves has hinted that Last.fm's social networking features could expand and its recommendation system could extend to TV and film.