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Court for the Central District of California (Los Angeles), case number 00-03914.

141 Richardson was quoted as saying that the band had never tried to contact Napster Among other places, at http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,35670,00.html.

141 Even most Metallica listeners sided with Napster According to interviews with various fans of both Metallica and Napster, including John DiCarlo.

141 Killmetallica.com Other sites were listed at http://www.killmetallica.com/contents.html.

142 Lyttle, who used the handle Pimpshiz See "An Internet Outlaw Goes on Record" in the February 24, 2002, San Francisco Chronicle and at http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2002/02/24/MN182931.DTL&type=printable.

142 Lyttle reached Shawn and Ritter on IRC According to Ritter.

142 Parker didn't help matters According to Paulson.

144 "Fuck you, Lars" This is from "The Heavenly Jukebox," by Charles Mann, in the September 2000 issue of The Atlantic magazine.

145 Ulrich seemed to slump This story came from Murdock. King said he didn't recall the words Ulrich used during the brief conversation inside Napster.

145 After a news website linked to the comments ZDNet News.

145 A Napster fan, crying censorship, got hold of Ritter on an IRC channel and complained Story told at http://zdnet.com.com/2100-11-520694.html?legacy=zdnn. Ritter confirmed the substance of the exchange.

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147 Richardson wanted to do the most Interviews with Richardson, Parker, and other Napster executives.

149 Morris Levy, founder of Count Basie home Roulette Records From Fredric Dannen's Hit Men, Times Books, 1990.

149 Take, for example, the matter of payola The history of payola is best told by Dannen; for ongoing journalism on the matter, the best work is by Chuck Philips of the Los Angeles Times.

150 Isgro returned to living the high life in Beverly Hills until he was sentenced Articles on Isgro's case are available through http://www.latimes.com. The sentencing was reported on September 8, 2000.

151 In a hypothetical example of a smash success Contained in Moses Avalon's Confessions of a Record Producer, 2nd ed., Backbeat Books, 2002.

152 The U.S. Federal Trade Commission investigated A reasonable summary of the issues ran in the August 14, 2000, Seattle Times.

152 In a 2000 settlement of the charges FTC press release dated May 10, 2000.

155 Glaser was brimming with confidence A video of the speech was available over the Web at http://www.webnoize.com.

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