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No numbers, no dates ...Wow! Some scoop!

Posted by bjh on October 29, 2016 at 14:37:08:
After the blurb on how far the Warner Music Group has gotten so far, with no hard numbers or dates, we are treated to:

What about the other major labels?
There's currently no agreement with the other two majors, Universal and Sony. However, "our aspiration is that the majority of their catalogs will be encoded by next spring," Sullivan wrote in a follow-up email. With no agreement in place, that may sound ambitious, but Stuart seems confident, and the rapid progress of the Warner project is cause for optimism.

That may sound ambitious? That just don't seem to capture it, I'm think more along the lines of ... that's incredulous to the point of being simply ridiculous!

And so it goes for the rest of the article, with Austin making his cheerleading contributions throughout.

Wow! Some scoop!