Napster Tries Again 223
intheory writes "As it states on the site, The Cat is Almost Back. Napster, following a singificant delay, beleagured by legal and ethical rhetoric, reappears as a pay-to-play service. With some similarities to Apple's iTunes, will Napster regain its place as the premiere music distribution service? Additionally, the man behind the magic, Shawn Fanning, receives a thoughtful write up." I'm pretty wary of the new Napster, as the only thing it seems to share with its predecessor is the name.
The REAL Napster (Score:5, Funny)
next question (Score:4, Funny)
No.
Any more brain-busters?
um (Score:2, Funny)
Um... Fanning is not mentioned at all in the linked article. Am I missing something, or was the submitter so pressed for time that he merely guessed about the content of the story?
Or maybe it was an attempt to let the
-ben
Re:How about a song? (Score:3, Funny)
Courtesy of Thickliquid and the Internet Wayback Machine: Napster Of Puppets [archive.org]