Sean Parker would say things that, in retrospect, were completely dead-on. “Music will be ubiquitous and we believe you’ll be able to get it on your cell phone, you’ll be able to get it on your stereo, you’ll be able to get it on whatever the device of the future is. And . . . I think people are willing to pay for convenience.”48 The Internet and the web and Google had already made information ubiquitous. Napster was the first company to prove that, in the future, media would be ubiquitous as well.
