1. Napster
A young man named Shaun Fanning who attended high school in Harwich, Massachusetts had two loves, sports and computers. As he became more interested in computers, he decided to stop playing sports and turn his attention toward working with computers. He focused on two aspects of computers, programmi...
Pirates of the World Wide Web The rapidly growing rate of the internet piracy of music, movies, software and video games has their respective companies sweating bullets. Internet piracy is the illegal copying of a product. Music began being recorded and sold when Columbia Records introduced...
Apparently the close down Napster was really being against by those 50,000,000users and it was such a big disappointment because banning Napster is not the final say on the issue.Whether or not Napster survives, the technology is now out there.Napster "s gone, other Napster clones will get popular,OpenNap,Freenet,Gnutella,musicity, Powernap..etc.They can't fight the technology.Even if people can't download free music on the internet at all, there still exists the music file swapping services that let users search the computers of other people in the networ...
Look at this person. He seems like an average teenager, possibly doing homework on his laptop. Maybe just simply searching the web? Well, what if I told you that he's not doing homework, because he dropped out of college just recently. What if I told you that he is writing code? Code for what y...
