ine so often used in press conferences, "Napster breaks copyright laws." This phrase seems like a legitimate argument. One could understand the reasons for feeling this way. For simplicity sake, we will use Dave as an example. Dave developed a product and sells it, and, at first, his product does very well. His product is then duplicated again and again by a!
             person who purchased his product. Dave watches his sales plummet and, of course, feels cheated. Should Dave have the right to
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