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Yahoo has been saying for some time that it was planning to euthanize its music subscription service, but it wasn’t clear what it would replace the service with. Now it has become clear: Yahoo has sold the operation to Real Networks and will be migrating users over to the Rhapsody se
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1 year ago
Secondly. 1.5 M people paying $13/mon is $234 M/yr. How many web businesses are pulling in that much cash? Seems like it must take a lot to get you excited.
1 year ago
And I would argue that the numbers of people who have signed up for
either Yahoo Music or Rhapsody or any of the other streaming networks
proves that. 1.5 million people may be a nice little business -- and
no doubt would be for any startup -- but a) most of that goes towards
licensing fees, and b) realistically speaking 1.5 million for a
company like Yahoo or even Real for that matter is chicken feed.