Digital music's highest-profile legal dispute has come to an end. Napster announced Thursday that it has settled its copyright infringement suit with heavy metal band Metallica. The high-profile suit brought the first mainstream media attention to the Napster issue last summer. Also Thursday, Napster showed that it did not forget about Dr. Dre, settling a similar suit with the rap star.
July 12, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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Digital music’s highest-profile legal dispute has come to an end.
Napster announced Thursday that it has settled its copyright infringement suit with heavy metal band Metallica. The high-profile suit brought the first mainstream media attention to the Napster issue last summer and resulted in dozens of televised debates between Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich and Napster interim CEO Hank Barry.
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