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The internet hasn't ruined the print industry, the software industry or the film industry - I doubt the music biz will curl up and die. Furthermore, killing napster won't stop MP3 trading. The folks at sony are bunch of hypocrites anyhow, sure as part of the recording industry they are whining about how the proliferation of unauthorized mp3s is ruining the music biz, but at the same time they sell mp3 players that they damn well know are being used to a large extent to play pirated music. Which is exactly as far as the RIAA will get. It seems to me that napster is either right now, or could very easily be structured to be, nothing more than a peer to peer communications protocol, which the napster software utilizes.