Alan Zabaro wrote:
>9. The biggest exhibitor on the floor was Crunchyroll, a video-streaming 
>site that a mere 18 months ago was 100% copyright infringement (they 
>weren't even producing their own fansubs!), and which is now 100% 
>legitimate. Neat turnaround. They actually had a stage with singer or a 
>host to whip up the crowd into chants of the company name. They hadn't 
>yet gone as far as throwing T-shirts to the mob, or construction of an 
>ADV-style Tower of Babel complete with drums, so maybe they'll be spared?

I was at their booth during one of their "costume contests" (which they 
apparently did once per day), where they would give a 1-year membership 
to the winner, and four 4-month (or was it 6-month?) memberships to the 
runner-ups... and they *did* throw t-shirts (among other things) to the 
mob. No t-shirt canons, though.



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