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February 04, 2005

Kazaa dislike Kazaa

According to an internal memo, presented in an Australian legal battle between Kazaa developers Sharman Networks and music coporations, Kazaa employees dislike installing Kazaa software on their machines.

In the CNet report Kazaa's a drag at its own company, the internal memo from chief technical officer, Phil Morle, warns that too much AdWare bundled with Kazaa software is slowing down employee machines, and that many literally "hate" it running on their machines.

Posted by brian_turner at February 4, 2005 10:37 PM

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