Source:TechCrunch
The record labels love to sue Michael Robertson, the founder of MP3.com (sold to Vivendi in 2001 for $372 million) who now incubates a number of Web startups. One of them is MP3Tunes, which is billed as a music storage locker. But the record labels still don’t like it. EMI is suing […]Source:TechCrunch
The TechCrunch MeetUp LA co-hosted with PopSugaris just two weeks away, so we’re making 250 more tickets available now.
There’s still time to help sponsor the MeetUp. This is our biggest event yet, with over 1,500 attendees, and the business networking will be great. Please contact Jeanne Logozzo to learn more about how […]Source:TechCrunch
If Yahoo agrees to Microsoft’s buyout offer, the deal would still have to be pass muster with antitrust regulators here in the U.S, in Europe, and in China. As John Markoff points out in the NYT, a new Chinese law that will go into effect in August gives the Chinese government regulatory oversight over […]
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