Sharing Music, Legally
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Looking back over the past few years, Fanning has no regrets. "Everything that was done with Napster was a learning experience," he says. "What was learned helped create some of the inspiration for what Snocap would become." The record companies are hoping Fanning's lesson will pay off.
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