 | Harvard Law School -
Internet &
Society readings page |
| "Information, like culture, is the result of labor and devotion, investment and risk; it has a value. And nothing will lead to a more deafening cultural silence than ignoring that value and celebrating the "near-perfect anarchy" of Freenet and Napster running amok." By EDWARD ROTHSTEIN NY Times June 10th, 2000 -
Swashbuckling Anarchists Try to Take the Out of Cyberspace
Complete Connections
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Napster - Music's Friend or Foe? - June 14, 2000 article at the Wired web site.
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| The Recording Industry Association of America's FAQ
page on Napster - somewhat flawed in portions of it's logic.
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Artists Against Piracy
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| Metallica's FAQ
page regarding their dispute with Napster
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| CNN commentary
regarding Napster and online piracy.
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| MP3 Free For Al
from Salon by Janelle Brown
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| Napster May Have Weak Defense in Fight With Music Industry
By CARL S. KAPLAN - May 12, 2000 - NY Times - Cyber Law Journal
NY Times login required.
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| "Money is not the driving force behind music in this or any culture.
People play music, form bands, write songs, and the internet has become a
publishing tool for them even as it has become an apparent threat to the
limo budget of Metallica."
By John Hockenberry - MSNBC News
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