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I wouldn't be surprised if they start seeing legal trouble soon if it hasn't started already. I would gladly pay money to use it, if it comes to that, as I ha
by Stwerner 15y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if they start seeing legal trouble soon if it hasn't started already. I would gladly pay money to use it, if it comes to that, as I haven't had this much fun with a site for a very long time.
- almightygod 15y agoagreed - i think they could make considerable $ on affiliate traffic with iTune/Amazon if they improved the process to bookmark songs and purchase later
- badclient 15y agoDisagree. You make pennies on an mp3 purchase at best. It takes a lot of pennies and purchases just to hit 10 bucks.
- shmageggy 15y agoThe entire traditional music licensing world is based on scaling up pennies and it has provided real income for many for a long time.
- badclient 15y agoPennies from radio play is different from pennies from an mp3 sale. I don't know any start-up making significant $ from mp3 referral sales. Tops they may make couple grand but that is not much when you are getting 5m uniques(won't even pay for the streaming; and making 2k from mp3 affiliate sales is tough even with 5M uniques.)
- catch23 15y agoyou'd probably make more money on ads than on affiliate for $1 mp3s.
- Stwerner 15y agoI'm suggesting a little bigger than that - Blizzard is making a ton of money from WoW subscriptions every month, and $12/month for turntable would be pretty easy for me to justify.
- olex 15y agoWell, they already had to limit the service to US only.
- untog 15y agoHaven't they already signed a ton of licensing deals?
- mikx 15y agoThe only time i would stop using turntable would be if there were commercials.