Roxio To Concentrate on Online Music Business
DevGhost writes "Roxio Inc. said on Monday it would change its name to Napster and focus on the money-losing online digital music service, selling its profitable CD and DVD software division to Sonic Solutions for $80 million."
Roxio commits corporate suicide. Film at 11...
Board member #1: "Hey, let's sell our profitable division so that we can focus on one that will never make money ever."
Board Member #2: "Brilliant!"
2) Focus on money losing division
3) ???
4) Profit!
I like their moxie!
I quit my lucrative job in IT to begin selling igloos to Eskimos.
Gamingmuseum.com: Give your 3D accelerator a rest.
I was waiting for Napster to die again.
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April 1st isn't for another 9 months.
Board Member #3: ??????
Board Member #4: "Profit!"
would be to get Apple together with Toast and Jam. Hopefully, Steve will gobble them up. It makes me hungry just thinking about the possibilities...
...going out of business faster.
Sounds like the old Napster.
That's because hard working MBA's don't exist except in fantasy. :P
In other news, Sonic Solutions has acquired the former assets of Roxio, and has changed its name to "Roxio." The remainder of Sonic Solutions assets have been sold to the former Napster, now changing its name to "Sonic Solutions."
James Napster, Kirk Napster and Robert Napster were all unavailable for comment at the time of going to press.
Lars Napster was available for comment (as usual) but since no-one ever listens to the loudmouth twat drummer anyway, we didn't either.
The band are about to embark on their "Going All Thrashy Again Was A Bad Career Move" World Tour 2004 to promote their new album "Yes, It Has Got A Black Cover Again But There Are A Few Ballads On It Honestly".
Their latest single "Nothing Else Still Matters" reached number 98 of the US top 100 before finally giving up trying and going home.
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