Intellectual Property
Apr. 27, 2001
Beat Goes On
Napster may have run afoul of the law but in its place on the Web is Gnutella, a file-sharing network that could be the next anti-piracy target for the recording industry.
By Amy Bentley
Napster may have run afoul of the law but in its place on the Web is Gnutella, a file-sharing network that could be the next anti-piracy target for the recording industry.
Gnutella - a piece of software that has no central control, is not a business ...
Napster may have run afoul of the law but in its place on the Web is Gnutella, a file-sharing network that could be the next anti-piracy target for the recording industry.
Gnutella - a piece of software that has no central control, is not a business ...
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