But it´s not, as you have been around for years and you are providing your amazing service for ages already (in webtimes). Of course, the site is new, there are new functions and everything, but your old page was amazing already, too – and worth writing about.

And for a website I have been used to get news about unique and important things before they are actually red hot or an old hat I am pretty disappointed to see, that they are lagging years behind – and it´s also said, that this way many say “hey, that´s a copy of x or y or z” while it´s the original from old that´s been copied (but not covered) in between.

And therefore I still think it to be really sad to have not read about you here before, but to see all these twitter bullshit news (I like twitter, but I heavily dislike like many others the non-relevant news that are cluttering the page, the rss feed and the twitter stream).

So, that´s what I wanted to say.

And keep up the good work, play.fm!

I am usually not complaining very fast. I have been reading techcrunch for a long time now, but it´s really sad that you wrote tons of bullshit twitter stories in the meantime and skipped writing about other interesting things that are going on the internet (and there clearly are interesting things going on). If you keep going on to fill the newsreaders of thousands of people that are interested in technews with this insane amount of irrelevant stories I can at least say for myself that I will get rid of techcrunch as a news source and will never look back.

However, play.fm looks fantastic.

What’s so wrong about embedding the player in a pop-up?

Thomas @ play.fm