TruSonic Uses MP3.com Catalog As Muzak 230
Wacky_Wookie writes "Well, it looks like all the artists who put their songs up on MP3.com are about to break into a whole new market - elevators! The Register is reporting that Vivendi, who had control over MP3.com's archive of over 1.5 million songs even after the site's sale to CNET, has sold rebroadcasting rights to TruSonic.com, who sell them as piped music to hotels, restaurants and other businesses, passing on royalties along the way. I guess this is Vivendi's way of 'lifting' artists into new markets." Unfortunately, according to the TruSonic site FAQ, the site "does not support any type of artist page that is accessible by the public", and, according to another independent page, "any song that any artist [uploaded to MP3.com since a certain date?] got enrolled into TruSonic unless the artist 'opted out'."
I, for one (Score:0, Funny)
1108 Thugz (Score:5, Funny)
Does this mean (Score:5, Funny)
Makes me glad (Score:5, Funny)
Re:So this is what I am reduced to (Score:2, Funny)
At the risk of making a HHGttG reference, the elevator in question might need councilling afterwards...
I know people are complaining, but... (Score:2, Funny)
Yeah but, (Score:2, Funny)
All over now baby blue (Score:5, Funny)
Normally it's easy to ignore, but in this case the tune was maddeningly familiar. I listened, started humming with it and realized what they were playing:
Black Sabbath's "Paranoid"
It's been all downhill after that.
Music (Score:1, Funny)
Re:what's the problem? (Score:5, Funny)
Re:Does this mean (Score:5, Funny)
Go straight through Falken's Maze! (Score:3, Funny)
I have a picture you shouting your post aloud that in the voice of that guy from the beginning of WarGames.
What's his name, Melvin?:
"You guys are SO dumb, I've got it all figured out, all by myself!"