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> "then why has Universal declared "legal jihad" on Grooveshark?" This isn't to excuse Grooveshark (honestly, not a user, so I have no horse in this race), but
by potatolicious 15y ago
> "then why has Universal declared "legal jihad" on Grooveshark?"
This isn't to excuse Grooveshark (honestly, not a user, so I have no horse in this race), but attracting the ire of the RIAA/MPAA in and of itself doesn't mean much except that you've gotten some big dogs pissed off at you.
- earbitscom 15y agoThat's true. But Grooveshark has been playing Universal artists for years, millions of times over, without licenses. They're not innocent. They claim DMCA, but they know that they have a ton of copyrighted material on their platform. Say what you will about the RIAA, it doesn't make all of their enemies good people.