Anonymous Reader writes: “The record industry’s peer-to-peer networks have hardly been the most popular offerings. How can they be? Not only do they charge egregious prices to download tracks you can pick up free from the Napster clones, but they have been highly restrictive in terms of the music that is available and what you can do with it once you spent your cash. The market is forcing that to change. http://www.mp3newswire.net/stories/2002/pressplay2 .html“
