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SAN FRANCISCO — The recording industry says that music-downloading Web site Napster Inc. hasn’t fully complied with an injunction to block unauthorized music from its song-swapping network.
The Recording Industry Association of America filed a notice of noncompliance with the federal judge whose injunction has ordered Napster to screen its system for infringing files on Tuesday.
“Napster seems to have adopted the most porous filter available. Do they refuse to employ an effective filter for fear that it might actually work?” said RIAA president Hilary Rosen.
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