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Napster has a new nemesis. This time around, the online music service is battling a single inventor rather than the entire recording industry. SightSound Technologies Inc., whose founder holds a series of patents for transmitting digital video and audio signals, has sued Napster for infringement. Napster attorney Charles Verhoeven said the case has implications for other online subscription services, including Apple's iTunes, Microsoft's MSN Music and RealNetworks's RealRhapsody.
March 15, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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