Former federal judge Eugene Lynch, a mediator appointed by the judge in the Napster case, has been negotiating a deal between Napster and major record companies to allow the popular MP3-swapping service to survive.
As reported earlier Napster may already have a solution to keep the service available. On Friday Hank Barry, Napster's CEO, announced that they have been developing a membership-model along with Bertelsmann AG.
Written by: Jari Ketola @ 19 Feb 2001 12:44
Negotiations to rescue Napster underway
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