Discover how Napster changed music, sparked lawsuits, and shaped copyright law. What happened to its founders? Here's the ...

United Record Pressing survived Napster, CDs and 8-tracks and the 75-year-old vinyl record plant is busier than ever as new waves of fans embrace the format. (AP video by Kristin M. Hall) ...

The old "Napster allowed me to share about 160 of the nearly 700 MP3 files in my shared folders. Napster (version) 10.3 allowed me to share zero files, ...

So the software isn't peer-to-peer like Napster was (it pulls MP3s from the web), and you probably won't see the breadth of search results you could find from Napster in its heyday, but in terms ...

A company that sells copies of old-time radio shows like "Fibber McGee and Molly" and "X Minus One" is the latest to sue Napster Inc. of Redwood City for copyright infringement. MediaBay Inc. of ...

That old way of accessing music changed virtually overnight nearly 25 years ago.

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The Napster brand—complete with the well-known cat logo—was then put on top of the Rhapsody concept, he said, and now Napster runs as a competitor to Spotify, Vlassopulos said.

Napster subscribers can also listen offline and watch music videos. The service currently starts at $11 per month. Since 2022, Napster has been owned by Web3 and blockchain firms Hivemind and ...

The old days [i.e., the current Internet] were all about centralization and control, almost Soviet-style, says Miko Matsumura, CEO and co-founder of Kalepa Networks, a six-month-old start-up that ...