Dear colleagues and Prof Schneider:
I see similar "recommendations" at the bottom of the screen
frequently. ("If you are buying or bought X, you may also be
interested in Y, Z, etc.")
You should be able to find that sort of recommendation (if it's
what you have in mind), on one or more of the following three sites:
AMAZON.COM;
EBAY.COM;
HALF.COM.
It seems likely you would need to be a customer of the site, in order
that the site would "remember" you when you log in and activate
a search or a purchase on that site.
Good hunting,
Steven P Hill,
University of Illinois
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Subject: film database?
Hi everyone,
A year or so ago I was having a conversation with someone who told me about
an online film database that would make viewing recommendations for you
based on a variety of factors. For instance, if you entered Citizen Kane,
it would generate a list of "similar" films you might enjoy for a variety of
reasons (ranging from Touch of Evil to Network, I guess). It sounded sort
of like Pandora for movies. Anyway, does this sound familiar to anyone? I
know it wasn't IMDB or Netflix, but I can't for the life of me remember it.
Many thanks,
Jen Schneider
Assistant Professor, Liberal Arts and International Studies
Colorado School of Mines
Stratton Hall 415, 1005 14th St.
Golden, CO 80401
Ph: 303-273-3628
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