TechCrunch writes about social music site Grooveshark:
Grooveshark is an interesting service that we’ve not covered previously, but has been reviewed by CrunchGear
. Users upload their music to Grooveshark, and any member can listen to those tracks for free. If they want to download a song, they can purchase it DRM free and the user who uploaded the song gets a cut of the sale; previously this was 10c and now its 25c. The remainer of the 99c sale goes to the record companies; the service is legal and Grooveshark has agreements with the record companies to provide the service and to cover copyright obligations.
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