Most people have never been against legal music. But the industry is too slow and too greedy. If Napster, Kazaa, Limewire, BitTorrent, and other file sharers had not come about, there would be no online music or video sales. Now this DRM nonesense is the big issue. They just can't learn. If they would offer people choices and get rid of this license trash where they don't sell you anything but basically lend it to you and tell you what you can and cannot do with it, then more people would be buying legit files online.

I've always thought it ironic anyway that here in the United States our copyright laws extend the entire life of the artist, yet you invent the cure to cancer and it is yours for only a handful of years. Patents and copyrights are very offset from each other.

they prolly thought that they would get in trouble if they said the illegally did it either that or they are total n00bs( or have "morals") who would pay for something that you can get for free!!!!!

I feel that this is not the true figures of what p2p is still like. Sharing files will never decline.

every think overpriced edited CDs you spam out all over the place eight hurt sales?

oh forget if they can sue the dead and the computerless then they have plenty of money...

I know that they would encounter some
trouble with DRM once they try load up the songs from napster to
thier mp3 player.