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HipHop: A "Popcorn Time" for music

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Re: HipHop: A "Popcorn Time" for music

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I absolutely agree. Plus how is 'owning music' different from being able to always listen to it for free?

I'm on the way of building an open source spotify-alike app. For now it already has a server and a osx web-based client app. https://github.com/knoopx/headbang.app

You should join the HipHop project, you could contribute a lot

Re: HipHop: A "Popcorn Time" for music

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I take offense in their statement, not the methodology. As I said in other responses: sold differently, I would be perfectly okay with what they are doing.

So you have no problem with the actions... just the rhetoric? That's an interesting position I've encountered the opposite before, but not this. Does the rhetoric really matter?

What kind of question is this?

Ask any politician, public speaker and successful fundraiser whether rhetoric matters.

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