MP3.com Archive Not Lost (1.7 Million Songs Saved)
macdaddypunk writes "We all remember last December's grim news: MP3.com closed its doors, warning thousands of musicians that 'all your content will be deleted from our servers.' However, as the Wall Street Journal reports today, most of the original MP3.com archive was never deleted! Two companies, GarageBand and Trusonic, claiming to have a legitimate copy of the archive, are now enabling former MP3.com artists to visit www.MP3isBack.com and recover their MP3.com music, instantly re-generating their artist pages with just a few clicks. Trusonic, itself a Vivendi spin-out, focuses on licensing music to retailers for in-store airplay. GarageBand, like a HOTorNOT for music, offers free mp3 downloads and claims to host the definitive charts of independent music."
...that all your content is not belong to /dev/null? Sweet.
This just goes to support theory that once you put something on the internet, it exists forever.
3...2...
"Sic Semper Tyrannosaurus Rex."
I'd like to congratulate the author of this snippet on their ability to work in a link to HOT or NOT.
HOT or NOT on slashdot. I never thought I'd see the day...
The space unintentionally left unblank.
Impressive!
MP3's and they aint yours.
Suck it. Suck it hard.
would've linked to this
harmonious design
anyone got a bittorrent?
before Slashdot got to it.
Ben
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