A number of mostly independent recording artists and labels have experimented with and embraced the freewheeling digital distribution that the Internet affords -- theorizing that, as one executive puts it, "The cat is so far out of the bag and so far gone that it's pointless to keep fighting it." Many worry that a victory by major recording companies in the Grokster case could short-circuit the very technologies that they believe are making a more level playing field of the music business.
March 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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