a more user-friendly music and file-sharing program, and later named it Napster. It allowed for a registered user to share any file with the rest of the world, that was also logged onto the central Napster server. Such functionality as the ability to search for a particular file name by artist name, genre, album title, and a complete list of a users collection were built in. Napster quickly gained momentum throughout the preliminary grounds of the high-bandwidth market, college campuses. In May 1999, the founder of Napster, Shawn Fanning, incorporated Napster and relocated to Northern California. Withi
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