You can only go after the visible targets like AOL, CompuServe, Prodigy or somebody like that. You can't go after every little mushroom guy with a computer in his bedroom because it is impossible technologically. I really don't know. I think that they will certainly start going after the visible targets and try to license them. There was a case with CompuServe that got settled.
Nobody knows how it was settled exactly, because it was kept secret.
It's really up for grabs. I think that's what has to happen. If they don't do that, and we get to the point to where you can send bursts of albums in ten minutes, one guy will buy an album and then send it to fifty friends or post it on the Internet. There are people who genuinely believe copyrights shouldn't exist and that everything should be free. If we can't stop that technologically, even though the law clearly would stop it, good luck enforcing it.