Gnutella Developer Justin Frankel in Rolling Stone
Jan 27th, 2004 | By Joe Taylor Jr. | Category: News
Essential reading…
“When Hail to the Thief leaked on the Internet,” Frankel says, “I was like, ‘Right on!’ But I still bought the CD. I think it’s wrong to download music and never give anything to the artist. But if you download something and you’re like, ‘This sucks,’ and you never listen to it again, I don’t think there’s anything wrong with that.” A true child of Sedona, Frankel maintains a heartfelt sense of morality and karma. It’s this passion to do right by music fans that inspired him to create the very thing that so many people consider to be wrong: Gnutella.
If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed!
You May Also Be Interested In...
Will the catch phrase be, “you’re gathering moss?”
"Apprentice"-Style Show For Rolling Stone Founder Jann Wenner
...
New TastemakersBack in about 1996, I decided to shift my career away from music programming and toward production. That's because I...
We have Uh-Oh.Okay. I understand the complexity of running a huge national tour. And I feel sad for the techs that have...
The Rollback Happy Face is about to put the hurt on the major labels."You're gonna cut wholesale prices and like it."
Wal-Mart's notorious for squeezing their suppliers to get the lowest, lowest, lowest wholesale...
links for 2006-09-28
PERFORM act will kill Internet Radio
(tags: musicbusiness)
Is WOXY saved?
(tags: music)
Netwerk's Barenaked Ladies are rolling in gross sales
(tags: musicbusiness)
...
