Edit: The HN headline, not the Techcrunch headline.
Edit: The HN headline, not the Techcrunch headline.
and the YC article header is in desperate need of a question mark on the end.
edit: thanks mods :)
Not just music distribution, but also movie distribution, if I am reading the article correctly.
Seems like a prime target for RIAA and MPAA, though in my mind, this is just plausible, and not the real deal.
And what is that?
> If they are guilty of the charges against them, it's very possible that their new venture wouldn't be "legit" at all.
Sounds... speculative.
I could have said "Since they behaved like criminals in the past, they will continue to be criminals" but that would a) assume their guilt and b) rule out the ability for people to change their ways.
> And what is that?