Winnipegger wrote:
> Thanks for the article. I'm sure this will affect Canadians as well. I
> don't mind paying for my downloads but, to be honest with you, I'm not sure
> what site to use. I've read several articles on the Internet that say a lot
> of sites that charge consumers are simply offering programs that are
> available for free. For instance, is downloading from RealPlayer or MSN
> Music for 99 cents each a safe bet?

They still have *free* players, to download their music, and it's just a
personal choice which you would like better. I'm sure either would satisfy
most of your wants, and are "a safe bet".

I personally use MusicMatch, but it's the same as the others basically. You
should check their artists/playlists and see which one suits you best.
bj

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Byte" wrote:
>> I don't know if this affects you in Canada, but read below article.
>> It could be why you are getting disconnected.
>> Industries digest Grokster ruling | Tech News on ZDNet
>> http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9588_22-5...tag=zdnn.alert