Booting Up: The Turntable.fm Turns Legit Edition

Licensing deals with Sony, EMI, Warner, and Universal make Turntable.fm makes “less dangerous,” but is it still rock ‘n roll?

DJ Woo on the ones and twos

Licensing deals with Sony, EMI, Warner, and Universal make Turntable.fm makes “less dangerous,” but is it still rock ‘n roll? [VentureBeat]

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Booting Up: The Turntable.fm Turns Legit Edition