Author: JT Smith
From the San Francisco Chronicle (via Computer News Daily): “Napster is blocking so much music these days, its
members are starting to play a dirge for the popular online
song-swapping service. The effect, some users say, has stripped Napster of the content that
made it a worldwide phenomenon. Indeed, a random check by The
Chronicle on Friday found only 12 of the Billboard’s Top 20 hits still
available on Napster, compared with 19 a month ago. Many of the top
hits that remained were misspelled and had fewer copies.”
members are starting to play a dirge for the popular online
song-swapping service. The effect, some users say, has stripped Napster of the content that
made it a worldwide phenomenon. Indeed, a random check by The
Chronicle on Friday found only 12 of the Billboard’s Top 20 hits still
available on Napster, compared with 19 a month ago. Many of the top
hits that remained were misspelled and had fewer copies.”
