I was aksed to fwd this to anyone that might consider giving it a review.
Feel free to pass it along. =H=
Contact - Eric de Fontenay ecfontATpipeline.com
> >> I was wondering whether you'd be interested in reviewing our
> >> downloadable compendium, "STORY OF A REVOLUTION: NAPSTER & THE MUSIC
> >> INDUSTRY." It includes 88 pages of legal, technical and philosophical
> >> views/perspectives by industry experts as well as a guide to using
> >> Napster. I've included the press release on the compendium at the end
> >> of this email. You can download the compendium AT
> >> http://www.musicdish.com/napster/
> >>
> >> Please do not hesitate to email if you have any questions,
> >>
> >> Regards,
> >>
> >> Eric de Fontenay
> >> co-founder & CEO, Tag It
> >> Editor-in-Chief, Mi2N
> >> 1814 Astoria Blvd., LIC, NY 11102
> >> tel: 718 726 1938 - fax: 718 504 3512
> >> UK fax: +44 (0870)131-2835
> >>
> >> MusicDish, Roadmap to the Digital Music Revolution
> >> http://www.musicdish.com
> >> Music Industry News Network
> >> http://www.mi2n.com
> >>
> >> "STORY OF A REVOLUTION: NAPSTER & THE MUSIC INDUSTRY" RELEASED BY
> >MUSICDISH
> >>
> >> 88 Pages Of Legal, Technical And Business Analysis of a Watershed in
> >> the Music Industry + The Definitive Guide To Using Napster
> >>
> >> New York, NY -- September 14, 2000 - With Napster's final brief
> >> submitted to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, MusicDish is
> >> taking a retrospective on the most revolutionary event to have struck
> >> the music industry since radio. The industry trade e-Journal
> >> announced the release of "Story Of A Revolution: Napster & The Music
> >> Industry," a downloadable compendium featuring in-depth analysis and
> >> insightful views from industry experts as well as its definitive
> >> guide to utilizing the Napster software.
> >>
> >> In December 1999, the Recording Industry Association of America filed
> >> a lawsuit against Napster, the California based file swapping
> >> company, accusing them of massive copyright infringement. Since then,
> >> we have witnessed a precedent-setting legal case unfold. With over 25
> >> million users, Napster is by far the most popular file-swapping sites
> >> and has created one of the most successful software in terms of ease
> >> of use and consumer adoption. The battle is for the definition of
> >> copyrights in the new technological millennium. As evidenced by the
> >> DVD cracking code case in New York to lawsuits against MP3.com and
> >> Scour, the RIAA and other interested parties have made it known that
> >> they will be defending their copyrights and the traditional legal
> > > interpretations of these copyrights to the fullest. While on the
> >> other end of the spectrum, companies such as Napster and MP3.com,
> >> have pushed the case for a logical revisiting of copyright rules to
> >> reflect the new dynamics & technological innovations of the
> >> 'Net-conomy.
> >>
> >> Since the lawsuit was filed against Napster by the RIAA on December
> >> 7th, MusicDish has taken an extensive look at the issues raised by
> >> this case, from the legal to the philosophical. Joyce Dollinger and
> >> Eric de Fontenay provide us with a detailed legal perspective of both
> >> sides. Ram Samudrala continues his ground-breaking views on music in
> >> "The RIAA vs. Free Music." David Weekly dovetails into the technology
> >> behind file swapping and where it will lead in "Client As Server: The
> >> New Model." In addition, artists join the discussion on a legal case
> >> that will affect them most.
> >>
> >> Finally, MusicDish presents its "Definitive Guide to Using Napster."
> >> Featuring tutorials on issues spanning "File sharing concepts," "Is
> >> it legal to use Napster?," "Limiting users access," and "Control your
> >> security," the guide provides a comprehensive overview of the
> >> controversial software.
> >>
> >> The compendium is available at http://www.musicdish.com/napster/
> >>
> >> About MusicDish
> >> MusicDish (www.musicdish.com), one of four publications owned and
> >> operated by Tag It, is a weekly music and entertainment industry
> >> e-Journal that features articles providing a comprehensive analysis
> >> of industry news, and interviews with the leaders at the top of the
> >> field. MusicDish also caters to independent musicians, with career
> >> tips and spotlights on indie artists, and to everyone with a desire
> >> to learn more about digital technology in a section called "Digital
> >> Skool."
> >> MusicDish is part of a network of innovative music sites published
> >> by Tag It, a New Media firm founded in 1997, and consist of Mi2N
> >> (www.mi2n.com), an industry newswire service, 'LA'Ritmo.com
> >> (www.laritmo.com), a Latin music magazine, and Black Hole
> >> (www.yourblackhole.com), an urban music & culture site.
> >>
> >> For more information or to schedule an interview, please contact:
> >> Sounni de Fontenay
> >> COO, Tag It / Editor-in-Chief, MusicDish
> >> Tel: 718-803-9075
> >> Email: editorATmusicdish.com
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