P2P File Swapping: Is The Torrent About To Die?

I’ll admit it. Before iTunes, I used Napster. Not much, but I used Napster to download music to play on my Mac.

Hey, it was free and easy. Those were the days, right? I know folks who have a few thousand MP3s downloaded from Napster. I pulled down a couple of dozen songs that were not in my extensive CD collection.

Soon after that, iTunes came on the scene. Hey, what a great way to store your CDs, play ‘em back on the Mac, right? Then along came iTMS and my Napster.... (excerpted).

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