I remember when Mark Cuban sold Broadcast.com to Yahoo for $5.7 billion. I was absolutely livid. All he did was to write a few lines of code to enable himself and his friends to listen to ball games over the internet while they were at work. Next thing you know, Yahoo knocks on his door and offers him all the money in the world.
   I never begrudge a lottery winner his jackpot, but this is different, for some reason.
   Jim

They've been buying up other good broadcast venues since, too. One radio service I subscribed to until Yahoo bought them out ... my opinion they had much better choices than Yahoo.

Musicmatch was the name of the service Yahoo bought.