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To: Shoibal Datta who wrote (43782)	3/14/2001 10:26:13 PM
From: Katherine Derbyshire	Read Replies (1) of 70976

>>The next Bill Gates will be the person who figures out how to exploit free computing and free connectivity >Wait, I thought that was Napster! (vbg) << Nope. First, even if the recording industry hadn't intervened it's not at all clear how Napster was planning to actually get revenue out of their business model. And second, it was rather short-sighted of them to assume that the recording industry wouldn't be able to intervene. But you're on the right track. Napster probably sold a lot of broadband Internet connections and CD-ROM burners. Katherine

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