Napster

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Diversity, abortion and many other trivial issues relating to a persons individual rights have been overcome. According to Newsweek magazine, more than half of the people using Napster do not feel guilty of violating the copyright law when they are downloading music off the Internet. People are robbing artists from the pennies they earn on each CD that sells. The people that use these functions on the net have a very different view of their rights, and what they think is right, than those that are in the general Internet community. In all fairness to the artist, one should make a choice. A monthly fee, sometimes based on per- minute usage or a flat fee, compensates the company for their “copyrighted” material. Also according to the Michigan Review, CD sales are up 16% across the nation. What if someone only wants one song on a $20. Many people believe that it is the same thing as recording a song off the radio. Napster should at least charge people a set fee for using it.

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