Comments on: Grooveshark leaves a bite for the music consumer

Grooveshark clears the murky waters of music file sharing and reimburses consumers for uploading at the same time.

Thank You!
by sbsgator September 14, 2007 10:00 PM PDT: Thank you for the write up,

Grooveshark.com was actually founded by Sam Tarantino, Josh Greenberg and Andres Barreto of Gainesville, Florida. Nathan is one of the hard working members of the team, but not actually the site owner.

Otherwise the piece was brilliant, you touched on all the major points of our enterprise. If you ever need additional information, or invites for your readership be certain to contact us. (steve.spalding@escapemg.com)

Cheers,

Steve Spalding
Grooveshark.com; Like this Reply to this comment

Thank You!
by sbsgator September 14, 2007 10:00 PM PDT: Thank you for the write up,

Grooveshark.com was actually founded by Sam Tarantino, Josh Greenberg and Andres Barreto of Gainesville, Florida. Nathan is one of the hard working members of the team, but not actually the site owner.

Otherwise the piece was brilliant, you touched on all the major points of our enterprise. If you ever need additional information, or invites for your readership be certain to contact us. (steve.spalding@escapemg.com)

Cheers,

Steve Spalding
Grooveshark.com; Like this Reply to this comment

Gators v Vols ...puhlease
by andrewufl September 15, 2007 8:17 AM PDT: Okay, for all of you out there in Gator Nation, I hope you are busy "preparing"
for the game later today at 3:30, and let me just say SIA to all Tennessee fans.

Oh yeah, Grooveshark owns too; Like this Reply to this comment

Gators v Vols ...puhlease
by andrewufl September 15, 2007 8:17 AM PDT: Okay, for all of you out there in Gator Nation, I hope you are busy "preparing"
for the game later today at 3:30, and let me just say SIA to all Tennessee fans.

Oh yeah, Grooveshark owns too; Like this Reply to this comment

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
by Carboglace September 17, 2007 8:49 AM PDT: Interesting concept! I think there's a number of different p2p models out there that are interesting as well. GigaTribe, for instance, lets groups of friends create private networks so that they only share large files amongst people they know and trust...; Like this Reply to this comment

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
by Carboglace September 17, 2007 8:49 AM PDT: Interesting concept! I think there's a number of different p2p models out there that are interesting as well. GigaTribe, for instance, lets groups of friends create private networks so that they only share large files amongst people they know and trust...; Like this Reply to this comment

what if your library of music is not all "LEGAL"
by Faztang September 18, 2007 1:47 PM PDT: So what if someone has a music library on their computer that has songs downloaded illegally from limewire or some other p2p service and then shared these songs with the grooveshark community? couldn't they get nabbed somehow by the riaa?
maybe grooveshark is a secret RIAA plot. "Upload your songs and we will pay you!" Next day you get a knock on the door and they lock you up! I think I saw the same tactic in the movies. A bunch of bail jumpers "won" free Yankee tickets. When they went to pick them up the police were there to arrest them.; Like this Reply to this comment

what if your library of music is not all "LEGAL"
by Faztang September 18, 2007 1:47 PM PDT: So what if someone has a music library on their computer that has songs downloaded illegally from limewire or some other p2p service and then shared these songs with the grooveshark community? couldn't they get nabbed somehow by the riaa?
maybe grooveshark is a secret RIAA plot. "Upload your songs and we will pay you!" Next day you get a knock on the door and they lock you up! I think I saw the same tactic in the movies. A bunch of bail jumpers "won" free Yankee tickets. When they went to pick them up the police were there to arrest them.; Like this Reply to this comment

Limewire is better
by adkiller2k7 September 20, 2007 9:07 AM PDT: I have to pay! I HAVE TO PAY!!! i'm english not american why should i pay if in the uk there are no music downloading laws so i dont care! i just keeping with limewire; Like this Reply to this comment

Limewire is better
by adkiller2k7 September 20, 2007 9:07 AM PDT: I have to pay! I HAVE TO PAY!!! i'm english not american why should i pay if in the uk there are no music downloading laws so i dont care! i just keeping with limewire; Like this Reply to this comment

A little confused, but can I get DRM-free 320kbps?
by EatMoreBread September 20, 2007 10:08 PM PDT: I'm a bit confused as to how this all works... I buy music from them for $0.99, then if I choose to host that music for other people to download off me, I get reimbursed if somebody chooses to download it off me?

As long as I can get a DRM-free MP3 at 320 kbps, and the selection is good, it sounds great!; Like this Reply to this comment

A little confused, but can I get DRM-free 320kbps?
by EatMoreBread September 20, 2007 10:08 PM PDT: I'm a bit confused as to how this all works... I buy music from them for $0.99, then if I choose to host that music for other people to download off me, I get reimbursed if somebody chooses to download it off me?

As long as I can get a DRM-free MP3 at 320 kbps, and the selection is good, it sounds great!; Like this Reply to this comment