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Does anyone have a good sense for how hard it would be to operate a service like this in a vaguely legal way? I understand that Grooveshark's own employees wer
by whichfawkes 11y ago
Does anyone have a good sense for how hard it would be to operate a service like this in a vaguely legal way?
I understand that Grooveshark's own employees were instructed to download music and upload it to Grooveshark. If this had not been the case, or if they could not prove that this was the case, would their service be technically legal (safe harbor laws,etc)?
- mikegioia 11y agoIt must be, it's no different than youtube in that regard. This is a sad, sad day. I can't believe it.
- adamwong246 11y agoYou'd have thought they'ed be smarter than that. They go to all this trouble to get around the DMCA and then they get busted because they told the employees to upload music, from work computers no less.
- ladybro 11y agoIIRC, this was in the very beginning of the company, the first year or so.