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8. The brand name still exists, but the original (illegal) p2p sharing was shut down long ago.

Sun Nov 30, 2025, 12:08 PM

13 hrs ago

The name and trademarks were purchased and it is was relaunched as a legitimate streaming service. Stick with Spotify if you like it.

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$1 billion Supreme Court music piracy case could affect internet users [View all] BumRushDaShow 16 hrs ago OP

The piracy is apparently a large part of their business: highplainsdem 15 hrs ago #2

Wait a minute. You mean to tell me Napster is still around? Mawspam2 14 hrs ago #6

This won't really affect internet users, it will affect Cox ToxMarz 15 hrs ago #3

They already stole the Internet and gave it to AI. GreenWave 15 hrs ago #4

The RIAA never gives up and I'm sick of hearing them. JohnnyRingo 14 hrs ago #5

I hope the industry loses and the people win Polybius 14 hrs ago #7

The folly in all of the Napster defenders was them claiming they moniss 5 hrs ago #10