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What did Shawn Fanning do?
He invented napster, a P2P music file sharing website.
What file-sharing software was named for creator Shawn fannings frizzy hair?
Napster
What file sharing software was name for creator shawn fannings frizzy hair?
Napster
Napster was originally a service which allowed sharing of what?
napster was originally a service which allowed sharing off files !
Why did napster close down?
Napster, the pioneering peer-to-peer file-sharing service, was forced to shut down primarily due to legal challenges from the music industry. Major record labels claimed that Napster facilitated copyright infringement by enabling users to share music without permission. In 2001, a court ruling ordered Napster to stop its file-sharing operations, leading to its eventual closure. Despite attempts to reinvent itself, the service could not recover from the legal setbacks.
In 1999 college dropout Shawn Fanning created which controversial file-sharing service?
Napster In late 1999, the Recording Industry Association of America filed suit against Napster, citing copyright infringement.
Who is Lars Ulrich in the music industry?
Lars Ulrich is a Danish drummer, famous for being one of the founding members of the band Metallica. In particular, he was a vocal opponent of the Napster file-sharing service, testifying in court during the trial of Napster in 2000.
What was napster originally?
i am almost positive that it was used for sharing files
What is the music sharing service that was shut down in 2001?
Napster
Does music from napster play on ipods?
Only if it is and MP3 file that is DRM free. If Napster offeres that yet I'm not sure.
What does napster have to do with copyright?
Peer-to-peer sharing of protected files is a violation of copyright.
When did napster come out?
Napster was released on June 1, 1999. It was one of the first peer-to-peer file-sharing platforms that allowed users to share and download music for free. The service quickly gained popularity but faced significant legal challenges from the music industry, leading to its shutdown in 2001.
