Alan,

 

I realize that the state of internet radio is near and dear to you, and Eytan probably doesn’t need me to come to his defense but I could not help but be moved to comment on the following:

 

>Wow. Eytan, I'm surprised by your post. Really surprised.

 

What is so surprising? He was just sharing the way in which the opposing viewpoint is representing their stance. I find it actually interesting to see how “the other side” is couching it, and I would think others would too.

 


>My suggestion? Think about what you wrote, and see if you don't think you

>were hasty in deciding which way the webcasting wind is blowing. If you

>decide you were right all along, I feel sorry for you.

 

Not to be nitpicky- but all Eytan wrote was this:

 
I don't really care one way or another because I'm sure I'll never see any 

royalties from any kind of radio, but I thought I'd pass on the other side 

(from a letter from the company that administers my publishing):

 

The rest of his post was a direct quote from the source he mentioned. I don’t think anything in the above indicates which way the webcast wind is blowing. He is merely sharing the opposing viewpoint.

 

Beth

PS-hi Michael Kropp! ;-)



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