NEW YORK (AP) - Anyone who thinks music should cost nothing will be disappointed with the reincarnated Napster online music service, which has emerged from the ashes of the old free-for-all as a legal, recording industry-sanctioned, pay-to-play store.
That's not to say Napster 2.0, available to the public Oct. 29, has lost all traces of the old.
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