I Think In Terms Of The Work

It Was Very Early, And We Were Still Like Beta Or Alpha Stage, And So We Started Receiving A Ton Of Download. The Server Became Overloaded, And That's When I Realized That This Had A Huge Market.

Unfortunately, The Client That Exists Today Is Still Pretty Much The Prototype Design.

That's Why I Ended Up Leaving School - Because It Required So Much Time, And It Was Such An Excellent Idea. I Figured I Would Regret Not Going Full Force With This Idea. It Seemed We Could Make Something Of It.

If You Think About Computer Programming, It's As Antisocial As It Gets.

I Think It's Pretty Obvious To Most People That Napster Is Not Media Specific, But I Could See A System Like Napster Evolving Into Something That Allows Users To Locate And Retrieve Different Types Of Data Other Than Just Mp3s Or Audio Files.