Author: JT Smith
Globe and Mail: “On-line
music fans, however, know that Napster is already quite dead
– or at the very least critically injured and close to flat-lining.
The major labels may try to shock it back to life, but there is no
sign of brain activity, and the humane thing to do would be to
admit the obvious.
music fans, however, know that Napster is already quite dead
– or at the very least critically injured and close to flat-lining.
The major labels may try to shock it back to life, but there is no
sign of brain activity, and the humane thing to do would be to
admit the obvious.
Napster’s demise has been a death of a thousand cuts, ending with a whimper rather than a bang.”
