Liberty, illegality, fraternity: Napster users are revolting

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Despite the intervention of the courts and the dogged persistence of the major record labels Napster and its legion of loyal users are still defying the rulings and trading mp3 files via the controversial service.

By Chris Holbrook

Monday 16 April 2001

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