Paperback music: there's one solution to the MP3 debate that just might make everyone happy

Article Abstract:

The idea that music downloading services such as Napster will stop people from buying sound recordings needs to be looked at from a consumer's perspective. Music companies should consider making downloadable versions of recordings available for less than the recording costs in the store, as people want the recordings, but cannot pay the full cost of it in the store, or are dissatisfied with much of the recording after they purchase it.

Analysis, Innovations

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Between rock and a hard drive

Article Abstract:

RealNetworks hopes to be the solution to the battle between online music downloaders and the record industry. The industry's historical aversion to technological innovation, and Rob Glaser's vision of detente, are analyzed.

Officials and employees, Internet, Political activity, Political aspects, Interview, RealNetworks Inc., RNWK, Copyright infringement, Glaser, Rob

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Evil Inc

Article Abstract:

It has been difficult for the public to select an industry to replace the tobacco industry as the national corporate supervillain because of personal attachments and usage.

Public opinion, Tobacco industry, Corporate image, Industry, Industries

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