Many people believe that the Internet file sharing service called Napster will destroy intellectual copyright laws. The theory is that artists will start losing money and eventually it will not be worth their time to continue producing new material. Two articles recently published on this topic are Harvey J. Lieberman’s “Free & Easy” published in the August eleventh issue of Commonwealth and Paul D. Winston’s “Copying This Article is Strictly Prohibited” published in the September fourth issue of Business Insurance. Lieberman’s article is about how he found out about Napster and how to use it. It also just brushes on that he believes something needs to be done to stop the free sharing of music files (Lieberman). Winston writes about how he
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