Former Napster chief operating officer Milton Olin Jr. has died, aged 65.
The exec was involved in a bicycle accident with a sheriff’s patrol car in Calabasas, California on Sunday, December 8.
Olin, who lived in Woodland Hills and was working as an entertainment attorney, worked at Napster from 2000-02.
Prior to Napster, he worked for A&M Records as vice president of business development and was responsible for signing artists and acquiring music rights.
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