Napster didn't put the music there, users did. I read somewhere that it's like suing homebase for selling someone a lead pipe that was then used to beat someone to death. You can't sue the people who aren't responsible. Maybe he'll try and sue Gnutella. Don't know how they're going to do it though, since there's no central controlling body, not even a central server, or administrator to file the suit against.
Information wants to be free, face it people.
The owner of a restauraunt in San Fransisco has recently banned people from bringing cell phones into the place. He apparently got mad because some guy called someone else who was also in the restauraunt. The article didn't say whether the person knew the person he was calling was in the building or not. Anyway, say goodbye to your business lunch crowd if you're thinking about doing this. If you read Slashdot , BAMF , or any of the multitude of other sites reporting on this, then you've probably een this story by now, that supposedly George Lucas said that a DVD version of episode 1 is being worked on.