Days after a US judge ruled against online music service Grooveshark in a lawsuit brought by music labels, the company has issued a statement disagreeing with the decision and declaring its intent to appeal. Earlier in the week, Grooveshark had said it was looking into the possibility of an appeal, but the company now says it is “preparing for the appeal process.” Grooveshark says_the complaint is related to an “early iteration” of the service that has since been discontinued. In the meantime, the company has pledged to continue operating its business “ethically and honestly – with first-to-market technology as we...
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