...temoporarily.
http://www.electic.com/cgi-bin/news/News/Stories/2001/07/03/994190549.shtml
"A Napster representative said Monday that problems with a music
database forced the Redwood City, Calif., company to turn off the new
service, called version 2.0 beta 10.3. Napster declined to estimate when
the service would be operating again.
"File transfers have been temporarily suspended while Napster upgrades
the databases that support our new file identification technology," a
note on the company's Web service said. "Keep checking this space for
updates."
Napster launched the new version of its song-swapping service last week
in order to better comply with a court injunction that requires the
startup to prevent users from sharing copyrighted music. The major
record labels sued Napster in December 1999 for infringing on copyrights
and won the injunction in March."
http://www.electic.com/cgi-bin/news/News/Stories/2001/07/03/994190549.shtml
"A Napster representative said Monday that problems with a music
database forced the Redwood City, Calif., company to turn off the new
service, called version 2.0 beta 10.3. Napster declined to estimate when
the service would be operating again.
"File transfers have been temporarily suspended while Napster upgrades
the databases that support our new file identification technology," a
note on the company's Web service said. "Keep checking this space for
updates."
Napster launched the new version of its song-swapping service last week
in order to better comply with a court injunction that requires the
startup to prevent users from sharing copyrighted music. The major
record labels sued Napster in December 1999 for infringing on copyrights
and won the injunction in March."
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