Morrison agrees with the university s current position. If the court bans Napster than no one can use it. However, there are members of the CU community who foresee the banning of Napster offering positive benefits to the university. Tony Maspelline, network coordinator for Information Technology Services, sees Napster as a roadblock in the speed of the university networks. That s an amazing number, it stumped even us, said Maspelline.
More people making regular downloads equals more traffic.
That hurts people who want to do homework or research online. According to King, both artists are unique because they own their own copyrights, not their record labels. These are two successful artists willing to stand up and say what they believe in, said King. They are outspoken in protecting artists efforts. They deeply resent its distribution for free to millions of people.