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Well they've already been beaten to the punch on upending the payment model to artists this week -

https://variety.com/2021/digital/news/tidal-direct-to-artist-payments-royalties-1235114674/

Lol, whatever you need to tell yourself to feel better. Clown.

Yes, we are done.

I could waste an entire day trying to explain what an Investor Relations adviser is to you, but you still wouldn't get it. It's a concept that a five year old could grasp, given a bit of time, but it's clearly beyond the limits of your understanding. Life's too short.

"why are they involved with Napster?"

Because Napster is paying them to provide Investor Relations services. Any other staggeringly obvious questions you'd like answered, or are we done with today's lesson?

Yes, it should be obvious that you've seen that. But it isn't, because you clearly don't understand what Investor Relations is. I don't know why I'm surprised.

"Equitory is the UK's largest dedicated investor communication consultancy." - their words, not mine.

I'm not here to spoon feed you Albert. It was bad enough you didn't know what the FT was.

Why don't you start here - https://www.equitory.com/services

Do you honestly not know what an Investor Relations company does? Seriously, you should consider taking a break from putting more money into anything, until you've taken the time to gain an understanding of the basics.

"As I said yesterday M & A is what they do."

You were wrong yesterday and you're wrong today.

This is a common straw I see amateur AIM investors clutching, when one of their investments is on the slide. It starts with 'x, y, z new project will be the one that saves us'. We've seen that already here - the various commercial partnerships that went nowhere; live streaming; theatre; the mysterious Melody catalogue; NFTs; the delayed Napster app. One false dawn after another.

Then, once most of the value has been destroyed and you're trapped in a penny stock, it moves on to 'NASDAQ is how we'll hit it big', or 'maybe some other bigger, more successful company will buy us, for some inexplicable reason'. We're currently here, it seems. The 'triumph of hope over experience' stage.

Finally, once we're even deeper into penny stock status, with further death spiral finance beginning to bite, it'll be 'the Napster name has to be worth something at these knock-down prices', or 'surely we're a great candidate for an RTO now'.

"What I was doing yesterday - and which you didn't realise -was prolonging the dialogue with you and 'Dan'"

The only thing you achieve by prolonging any dialogue is exposing your own pig ignorance. Yesterday was no exception.

You should follow your own advice Albert. Grow up, or don't bother posting at all. Either is fine.

Put a sock in it Albert. Your posts were deleted because you can't make a single post which isn't full of barely coherent, petty insults. The board is a better place for your tedious petulance and baseless speculation having been removed from it.

"I wonder how John is feeling?"

I'm sure he has just written it off as a failed investment. For all the rambling on about the 'Broadway League' and such from the brain trust here, it's clear that the theatre idea never really got off the ground. It was another flavour of the month idea that the CEO then failed to follow through on.

"But you're not called the Master of Misinfo for nothing."

Or indeed, at all. If you're going to make up snide nicknames for your fellow forum users, at least have the decency to be witty.

How much have you lost here Albert? It must be a tidy sum for you to still be this wound up about it all.

And you apparently don't know what Google is either. This explains a lot.

"Let's have a link to FT (2015) then. Whatever that is."

I don't think it will come as a surprise to anyone here that you don't know what the FT is.

You must be joking. How will I know how the COO of the Broadway League is and how beneficial she's going to be for Napster, if I'm not here reading your galaxy-brained insight each week?

Great post ORLM. It'll be interesting to revisit this in 6 or 12 months, to see how it has played out. I strongly suspect you'll be proven right.

"I've just been trying to work out..."

Don't overstretch yourself. Your previous attempts at coherent thought haven't gone particularly well.

"Albert I believe you said at one point the first show was in the can?"

He says a lot of things. I'd recommend ignoring them all.