There's a celebratory tone to this article that I find misplaced given the company failed and was sold as an asset to a 3rd party. I'm sure the VC feels vindica

There's a celebratory tone to this article that I find misplaced given the company failed and was sold as an asset to a 3rd party. I'm sure the VC feels vindicated to have covered their money and taught Best Buy a lesson. To the founders though they clearly built something great (BB generated $140 mil in revenue from their approach) and lost their company well before there was a legal resolution that could have saved them. I expect this outcome makes them feel better but I'm suspect it feels like too little too late.