The big migration has begun!
 Users slowly leave the file-trading service because of the drop in songs available on the network. Meanwhile, the company continues to fight for its life in federal court. |
To the recording industry that has fought with loaded guns to shut the system down, however, Napster -- and free, indiscriminate digital music sharing -- is already history.
"Emotionally, Napster is over," Recording Industry Association of America head Hilary Rosen said Tuesday. "We've moved on already."
To bad the RIAA couldn't wait for a legal subscription based client. Because napster users are leaving I think it's hard to get them back when they have a legal version in like 2 (?) months...
Napster also issued an apology to its users for "overblocking" access to music files. Read more about that on CNN...
Source: Wired
