This is probably the worst format for a "live blog" I've ever seen? Does the Herald have any digital media strategy going on? Chances the Dolphins take Weeden assuming they pass on Tannehill and he's available later in the draft? Thanks Armando.

This could do more to end Grooveshark more than anything they did themselves.

Again, I don't see the mass appeal for a project like this. The technology they've created is certainly useful. But unless the mixes are SO exclusive and filled with amazing tracks why use this service? I've been downloading and listening to DJ mixes for over 10 years now and I can't figure out why a service like this would take off. Besides licensing their Mixscan technology and branding and advertising which I think are the only real ways they can make money. All of those other suggestions could be done on any site without this exact service. I like the idea but I just don't see this being a viable product in today's marketplace.

I've known about dubstep for some time. I can't for the life of me figure out their business model. Are they really planning on paying out each individual artist for tracks that are spun? What happens when there's an edit of a song or a bootleg remix? How are people getting compensated then? Congrats on them getting the funding to keep on trying but I don't see this being a profitable company anytime soon.