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Napster cheered the judge's memo. Recently they asserted they never had to submit file names as long as they proceeded under a theory of vicarious liability,'' said Robert Silver, a lawyer for Napster. Tricky Business Napster uses a screening process that matches file names with artist and titles names. Users create new file names as they download songs on the service and have grown increasingly adept at tricking the screening mechanism by tweaking file names. In other words, many songs are still available because people have changed file names slightly by inserting numbers or deliberate misspellings like turning Elvis Presley into Elivs Presley.