Author: JT Smith
TheStandard: “The clock is ticking for Napster. On July 1, the
runaway hit that’s given millions of consumers an
easy way to access a virtually limitless selection
of music they otherwise couldn’t – or wouldn’t –
buy from their local record store is scheduled to
be reborn as a for-fee service that pays royalties
to copyright holders.”
runaway hit that’s given millions of consumers an
easy way to access a virtually limitless selection
of music they otherwise couldn’t – or wouldn’t –
buy from their local record store is scheduled to
be reborn as a for-fee service that pays royalties
to copyright holders.”
