The end of fasttrack/kazaa as we know it - P2P-Zone

ReD · 11-09-02, 08:10 AM

How does every one feel about this?? do you thing they will get shut down in their up and coming court case??

I for one wont miss them as they die the best networks will get better.

1,000,000's of users flooding the networks going to be chaos in my mind

zombywoof · 11-09-02, 09:51 AM

Kazaa was supposed to go pay a couple years ago as well as limiting bitrates and such. I'm surprised it has been going this long not being a subscription service. As for them being shut down, they probably will be based on past success the recording industry has had on filesharing services. The recording industry needs to lose some big decisions before these services can stay up without the threat of lawsuits.

11-09-02, 08:10 AM	#1
ReD Registered User Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 14	The end of fasttrack/kazaa as we know it How does every one feel about this?? do you thing they will get shut down in their up and coming court case?? I for one wont miss them as they die the best networks will get better. 1,000,000's of users flooding the networks going to be chaos in my mind

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11-09-02, 09:51 AM	#2
zombywoof Join Date: Mar 2000 Posts: 2,160	Kazaa was supposed to go pay a couple years ago as well as limiting bitrates and such. I'm surprised it has been going this long not being a subscription service. As for them being shut down, they probably will be based on past success the recording industry has had on filesharing services. The recording industry needs to lose some big decisions before these services can stay up without the threat of lawsuits.