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Rock band Rage Against The Machine is offering an olive branch to fans angry about being booted from Napster last week, posting a long list of otherwise unavailable songs and videos to its Web site.
Napster is now watching the watchers. CEO Hank Barry says EMusic's 'acoustic fingerprint' software technology isn't feasible -- and may violate Napster's privacy rules to boot
EMusic has fired the latest round at Napster; asking them to block access to 600 of its users.
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