There are a lot of good things about Napster, the user experience per se, of being able to download stuff quickly and use it. That won't be lost. I personally don't, the reason being that Gnutella requires you to set up a direct connection with an individual you've never met. So where the dangers surrounding Napster, regarding viruses and child molesters, were moderately nebulous, they're going to be very severe with Gnutella. I don't think that's the way people build communities on the Internet.
People build communities through a sense of space.
If Napster went out and got some digital rights management systems, I think they could rehabilitate themselves. Of course, since you happen to work for a company that sells digital rights management systems, InterTrust. It sounds like you're offering to help. OK, then why don't you tell me what InterTrust could do for Napster. InterTrust provides a digital rights management platform for protection and management of information.