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nameRob Ellen
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company LiveOne Inc. LVO
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And then right at the end of your prepared remarks, did you say something about the sale of a subsidiary? What I said was is that, you know, based on the inbound calls that have come in, right? And you and I have talked about this. I've been traveling around the world. And as you know, my background historically is signing partnerships globally, right? We've never had that ability before. But in that, right, there are many people that are missing, you know, any piece of our services. Right. So there are multiple inbound calls. And as you hear the likes of Netflix going into audio and Spotify going to video, everybody is infringing on each other's businesses. And you just saw, you know, Dapsher sell for 210 million. They were doing 40 million in revenues, right? Right. You saw Tidal sell a few years ago for 400 million. Neither one of them were anywhere near profitability. We're losing, you know, fortunes of money. Right. It's really hard to rebuild the DSP. Tesla tried to do it, right? Tesla tried to try to literally behind our back years ago, build their own music service. It's really hard to do. So we have had a staggering amount of inbound phone calls. We need to be vigilant. We need to be protective of our shareholders, right? And make sure that if a sale of a division happened or a merger happened or a investor came in, strategic investor came in, there's so many parties in this space right now that must have a music platform. Right. Facebook's missing one. Microsoft's m

Aug 13, 2025 / CEO / receipt, needs a key / Rob Ellen, CEO | earnings call 2025-08-13 | transcript ac843b79-3a9d-4ed1-a000-61a4aec46033 | chars 20036-21536 | segment 20

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