the corporate "playlists" are the radio and mtv.

if an astroturfing blogger adds his strike-anywhere of a playlist to the towering inferno of publicity promoting britney du jour, there won't be any difference. plus, who would subscribe the playlist of someone pandering the same pop as the radio? other than he who harbors a crush on said panderer and gazes at her from across the crowded studyhall. and that yeg's already napstered britney's album.

there's not enough money to be made by selling 100 copies of eclectic-musician that a playlist might generate.

of course, I could be wrong and they may find incentive