"I'm just letting you know that he is no longer the CEO and my client, TuneCore, wants reassurance that this article will not make reference of him. 

That is it." 

Um, how?

Jeff Price deserves congrats for killing this company even after he's left it.  He had his chance to make it work, didn't get profitability or exit, got fired, and is now deciding to screw the company fromthe parking lot now.

I was stoked to use tunecore and now the whole thing seems jacked. Just a big pissing match. 

All parts are a little silly here, no?

And this is headline music news?

You should rename your site Digital Music Snooze.

Then why do you bother stopping to read? Go away, fuck off, leave the rest of us alone.

TuneCore: 

Your song on iTunes - $15

Music Publishing Administration - $ 75

TuneCore without Jeff Price - priceless.

Couldn't resist, sorry.

this is not news - who cares.   

I just have to say, I have been on 3 industry panels with Jeff over the last 5 years or so, 1 where I was the moderator.  Jeff has ALWAYS been the pinnacle of professionalism and Tunecore was my #1 referral to people for digital distro specifically because of Jeff's work-ethic, looking out for independents, honesty, man the list goes on and on. 

Jeff is a solid, top-shelf, A+ kinda guy.  Yes, I respect the dude, it's obvious.  I have no idea what happened, but I wish Jeff the very most success on his future work.  I am 100% positive we will be hearing from him soon with his next plan and I'm very much looking forward to hearing about.

Best regards to all,
Mike Wells
www.mikewellsmastering.com

Yeah, this is news, and not good news. To put this kind of restriction on journalism is flagrant arrogance. This isn't an interview with a celebrity whose handlers have put his/her latest DUI off limits as a topic; this is a significant component of an entire industry in reorganization saying, in effect, "We make the rules here." Paul was right to bring this to the fore.

Congratulations!

You are the first commenter that understands what this article is about.

This article is not about Jeff Price. It is about his former employer's attorney's doing what they get paid to do. and that is to be highly paid assholes.