quoted 2 lines The more I think about napster's plight, the more I see a revolution away
>The more I think about napster's plight, the more I see a revolution away
>from the morality of money.
I see it a little differently now, Napster are out to set themselves up as
the next stage in selling us digital downloads. They wanna be the first and
the biggest when the crunchtime comes. I reckon they are fighting the case
purely for publicity, and they'll be the first to run a dl charging system
or subscription system with labeles allowing tracks to be used for their
cut. The names too big and as a brand is carrying too much money for it to
sink when they lose the copyright case.
So while we the supporters of Napster are praying for cheaper music, someone
is already devising a way to replace stores (and eventually record
companies) by providing another barrier between artist and consumer.
scott
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