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Jamie Parmenter🎩
@jamiep.eth
Did Napster free music or endanger the industry? What are your thoughts? This article is a good read and dives right into this question. https://www.techopedia.com/napsters-25th-anniversary-did-it-free-music-or-endanger-the-industry
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Mark Hilgenberg
@hilgi
It exposed me to so many bands and DJs that I otherwise would have never heard.
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julez_jd
@julez
Adapt and survive or become Blockbuster
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Abhijeet
@abhi6086
Well i think it could have been better situation if artsits n labels could have adopted accordingly, Look at it now, music is almost free now, no one wants to pay for a music, But if u see people do pay for concerts, here in india musician hardly mint money ,most of thier earnings are from live shows.
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NationofDegeneration🎩🌿
@tanwenbrantley
Napster & the Pirate Bay were a blessing in disguise for the average artist, As was the internet as a whole. Piirated music and freemium models are forcing innovation in the industry. Rather than gatekeeping by music companies, there's a more even playing field for independent artists to thrive
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Dennis C.
@soulplusmind
Napster opened the doors to music discovery. The real problem is that record labels didn't adopt mp3s and the new tech quickly or appropriately.
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Nick Lewis
@nicklewis
I certainly did use Napster for some stuff but still bought albums more. Never really been into singles. I think tools like Napster democratised music too much and this has been happening across many creative endeavours, including photography for example stock photos are much like songs in that sense.
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