Authors:
Steven Pemberton
The MP3 crisis (crisis for the recording industry that is) has been a crisis waiting to happen, and more fool the recording industry for not being ready. Because it is really just mirroring a crisis that the publishing industry has been in for several years now, and is just a function of increased network bandwidth. In case you don't know, network bandwidth follows a law just like computing power follows Moore's law, only better, because it doubles (at constant cost) every 12 months (Moore's law says that computing power doubles every 18 months). So now that the bandwidth has…
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