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Actually, legally, they sort of have to give up the data. They are taking a risk not handing over the data, thankfully it's the right risk to take. The law is m
by thejulielogan 13y ago
Actually, legally, they sort of have to give up the data. They are taking a risk not handing over the data, thankfully it's the right risk to take. The law is malleable for a reason; laws often become outdated.
Business wise they should to do this, yes, but that still doesn't mean it's an easy "they sort of have to" situation.
- smackfu 13y ago>The law is malleable for a reason; laws often become outdated. The law in question was pretty much created to stop Airbnb-style short-term rentals.
- thejulielogan 13y agovery quickly became outdated, then ;)
- debacle 13y agoOh, I definitely think that they'll have to give up the data eventually, but considering that their business model is at stake, they have to at least try to hold out. I'm not a proponent of AirBnB's business model, but I can understand their attempt a refusal.
- thejulielogan 13y agoThe fight is more important than the outcome, in some ways. It will be interesting to see how they play the PR/legal/international angles to get at least decent results in NY.