is a group, maybe even the majority its users abuse what it is capable of.

They (they being college students and others with high-bandwidth

connections [T1, cable modems & DSL]) are using Napster to download

entire albums and put them on recordable CDs. They don't see this as wrong,

merely because they can, "beat the system & get away with it." They don't

feel it is a threat to the artists & that not enough people are doing it to affect

sales. This is what the RIAA is targeting. But the problem herein lies in what

people do with the technology. Napster provides the means but it's the people

who infringe copyrights. If you look at it, a VCR can be Napster. Illegal copies

can be made but is the VCR illegal? It's all in the eye of the beholder and

there is yet another; the availability of rare songs. Let's fac it, some songs

by the time restraints that was put upon the maximum length album. In

effect, the song on the CD is cut short, missing a full minute of one of their

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