Grooveshark's response: http://techie-buzz.com/tech-news/grooveshark-responds-google-android-market-ban.html http://techie-buzz.com/tech-news/grooveshark-respon

Grooveshark's response: http://techie-buzz.com/tech-news/grooveshark-responds-google-android-market-ban.html http://techie-buzz.com/tech-news/grooveshark-responds-google... "We were surprised by Google’s removal of the Grooveshark App from the Android Market Place, and are still unclear as to what policies have now been violated. We have always had a positive relationship with Google as evidenced by the Grooveshark App’s active and featured presence in the Android Marketplace for the past one and a half years. We respect copyright law and the rights of content owners, generating positive results and revenues for the artists and labels that we have agreements with. Regarding the content for which we do not have agreements in place yet, we abide by, and pay royalties, according to the rules outlined in the DMCA, the same legal act that governs Google and YouTube’s activities. We are eagerly looking to enter into agreements with all labels and content owners, so that we can work together to the benefit of all parties. To be effective, these agreements, however, must be struck directly with the respected content owners in the boardroom not the courtroom."