Napster

Napster Is downloading songs off of Napster morally acceptable' To answer that question one needs to look into how Napster originated. Napster began in the dorm room of music and computer enthuisiust Shawn Fanning, a 19 year-old college freshman at North Eastern University in Boston in 1999. It started out being a project in which just a few friends were trying to swap music and data to and from each other. To save time they wanted to create a single place on the internet where they could store all of their information. This was much easier than to physically go and borrow a CD or tape and then manually record it. It made obtaining all of their music more practical and even more so only a few mouse clicks away. This seemed harmless at first, but then as time went on their software soon became available all over the campus and not long after, nationwide. By being able to download free music off of Napster you are taking away some of the rights of the musicians and the music industry as a whole to make revenue off their product. These napster, music, action, internet, time, song, single, one, off, industry, download, acceptable, without, utilitarian, trading, taking, songs, save, rights, process, place, people, over, musicians, morally, money, makes, make, made, long, free, few, each, downloading, deontological