Dec 30 2001

Digital Music’s 2001 Winners and Losers

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MP3 Newswire is running two articles that contain their top 8 MP3 winners for 2001 as well as those who top the loser category. So who is this year’s #1 winner? The legal industry for all the billable hours they got to roll up thanks to RIAA and MPAA lawsuits. It’s a pretty interesting read and the two articles solicit reader opinions on other potential contenders. I can think of Dmitri Sklyarov right off the bat, but I admit I’m not sure if he won for getting the charges dropped or lost for getting arrested in the first place.

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