I'm confused, didn't Grooveshark just provided aggregation and a streaming player with playlist management? The music was not hosted by Grooveshark right?
I remember reading that after rights-owners requested certain songs taken down, Grooveshark employees would re-upload them to the service. This made them lose safe-harbor provisions for hosting third-party content.
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The message they posted a day before this settlement - http://grooveshark.com/
I'm confused, didn't Grooveshark just provided aggregation and a streaming player with playlist management? The music was not hosted by Grooveshark right?
I thought you could upload to Grooveshark.
You could, I've uploaded stuff from some bands home burned demo discs before. I probably don't have access to any of that stuff anywhere now.
I remember reading that after rights-owners requested certain songs taken down, Grooveshark employees would re-upload them to the service. This made them lose safe-harbor provisions for hosting third-party content.