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An analyst for Webnoize, a research firm that has tracked Napster usage, said Wednesday that the average number of songs offered for trading by each user has dropped by more than 80 percent in the last month. Napster CEO Hank Barry said the Webnoize numbers illustrate users' loyalty despite its court-ordered blocking of copyright music, and don't reflect a dying company. Barry said Wednesday. A million users would be a success for many Internet companies, but it represents a sharp decline in activity for Napster, which has hobbled itself in response to the music industry's copyright suit. Napster, a dorm room experiment that revolutionized the music business, is now struggling to retain its vast user base as it employs tough new screening technology to inhibit the trading of copyright songs.