Both Microsoft and Real are whining like babies because they aren’t getting their way, that Apple won’t turn the ball over to them and that it’s unfair that they are losers.

Well if you want into the game convince Apple to let you use their technology for your music site, so you can be in the majority and have the best possible quality with the least restrictions and not be subjugated to Microsoft exploitation nor their inferior quality.

Lol, ok yes Chris, you’re soooooooo right. Pssssh!

Gawd, you know a company is about to die when they start spewing this kind of rhetoric. I’m not saying the iTunes Music Store is perfect but honestly. Napster came and Napster went. I don’t care what amount of Market Research you do; Napster’s brand used to be centered on free music, now it has become a corporate music catch-up game. They would’ve been way better off had they started up under a new company banner rather than buying the rights to the Napster name. I give Napster 12-months to curl up and roll-over. If I was silly enough to be working for Napster right now I would be handing out my resume faster than you could imagine. It won’t take investors long to realize that Napster’s name is not good enough to make it profitable. You have to have caché to make your music model work and Napster (rest in peace) lost it’s caché long ago.

Anonymous to Chris Gorog: Start your book now. You can call it, “I have no idea how to run a business.”

I dont think Napster will regain it’s share that it once had when it was “free for all.”