Things get worse for KaZaa
September 11th, 2005
Looks like KaZaa is the new Napster, as record companies focus their cross-hairs on them. By a court order, this file-sharing network is being forced to modify its software to prevent piracy.
The problem is, most users have shifted from KaZaa to other platforms; just how users of Napster moved on.
Honestly, this sounds like a cycle where you cut off 1 head and 10 spring up in it’s place.
Now if record companies were serious about providing cheap songs in a legal fashion online with few listening restrictions, then things would began to look up. They’re focusing on a side-effect and not the actual problem.
