Sean Parker and Shawn Fanning: Airtime, Why The Web Is Boring And What's Next

Forbes' Editor Steven Bertoni speaks with Napster founders Sean Parker and Shawn Fanning about their new video start-up Airtime.

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[cunn1ngh4m]

This feels so staged, forced, fake, and boring.

[buggsterino]

This is such a forced "revolution". They absolutely hit the nail on the head with Napster, because it was the logical next step in the music industry with the coming of the internet. This is Skype with add-ons, and it will only garner hype because of these recognizable, marketable co-founders. After the awesome movie "The Social Network" and the great Steve Jobs' death our culture now idolizes entrepreneurs. on a side note, these guys reek of smug.

[BxSQUIRREL]

It's just gona turn into people jerking off in front of their computers

[Kamikaze86JLK]

I can see this taking off, but it seems like any new thing out has already been attempted at least once and failed or not been successful after several attempts. Who knows if Airtime will top or even be in the same melting pot with websites like Skype and the such.

[quixoticfallcy]

the camera guy needs to get fired

[76ers]

That collar.... that's a really dirty shirt

[christopherwillson]

Sean seems to be wearing a lot of make up, not that that's bad though.

[Daniel Olof Andersson]

Nootropics?