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Napster is morally right, But it is defiantly legally wrong. The legally wrong part of Napster is that they did not have permission from any of the artist who had sang and
wrote the music. ...
The attorneys for Napster argue that copyright laws are meant to protect the consumer, where as RIAA lawyers maintain they are designed to protect the artist. Napster used the Supreme Court decision in the Bet Amax case to make their point. ... ” Napster says what that means is that you and I and all the other people who have been overpaying for music all these years have the right to tape it for ourselves”.
Approximate Word count = 416 Approximate Pages = 1.7 (250 words per page double spaced)
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