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... When the first MP3 file was uses, consumers, record industries, and computer software companies fought with the rules pertaining to handling online music. With so many ambiguous laws, many people are confused as to what is legal and what is not when embarking on a hunt for the latest and greatest music. Since so little major label music is available legally on the internet, music fans are left with the question: “What is permitted in copying and sharing digital music?” With this question in mind, the future of online music is a bit cloudy. ... Throughout this speech on copying and sharing digital music, I will be speaking about the history of illegal downloading of copyrighted music, including the copyright laws concerning the issue, and the pros and cons of several of the most popular sites to download music. ... Again, the topics that will be spoken about throughout this speech are the history of downloading music and the pros and cons of several of the most popular websites for downloading music.
The history of copying and sharing digital music begins in June 1999, when Shawn Fanning launched a new program that was to change how many people used the internet: Napster.
Approximate Word count = 891
Approximate Pages = 3.6
(250 words per page double spaced)
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