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I was just starting to get familiar with ODEO when I uncovered the fact that they’ve decided to re-launch and improve themselves again. I’ve been added to their private beta of their effort and from what I can already tell, I like the changes.

Thanks for participating in Odeo’s beta relaunch. You’ll notice we’ve changed a lot of things, including a complete re-design emphasizing search and discovery. We’ll be adding new features and updates, and will be listening to your feedback. Let us know what you like (and what we can do better) to make Odeo an enjoyable media experience.

I do like the re-organization and improvement of bringing what’s available boldly to the surface. With the original version of ODEO I got the impression it was about finding and collecting free music MP3’s around the web in a kind of peer-to-peer network. That kind of service in general doesn’t really appeal to me at all. The re-launch beta of ODEO seems to really be focused on the more commercial audio that’s available, mostly in podcast form. I really get the impression it’s like the iTune’s podcast directory.

Seems like a really good migration in my opinion. I’ll keep it in my list of sites to keep an eye on. To give it a look yourself, you can request a beta invite from the original ODEO site.

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