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+Despite the uncertain legality of the Napster online music-sharing service, the number of people +using it more than quadrupled in just five months, Media Metrix said Monday.
+That made Napster the fastest-growing software application ever recorded by the Internet research +company.
+From 1.1 million home users in the United States in February, the first month Media Metrix +tracked the application, Napster use rocketed to 4.9 million users in July.
+That represents 6 percent of U.S. home PC users who have modems, said Media Metrix, which pays +people to install monitoring software on their computers.
+It estimates total usage from a panel of about 50,000 people in the United States.
+Napster was also used at work by 887,000 people in July, Media Metrix said.
+Napster Inc. has been sued by the recording industry for allegedly enabling copyright +infringement. The federal government weighed in on the case Friday, saying the service is not protected +under a key copyright law, as the San Mateo, Calif., company claims.
+Bruce Ryon, head of Media Metrix's New Media Group, said Napster was used by "the full spectrum of PC users, not just the youth with time on their hands and a passion for music."
+The Napster program allows users to copy digital music files from the hard drives of other +users over the Internet.
+Napster Inc. said last week that 28 million people had downloaded its program. It does not reveal +its own figures for how many people actually use the software.
+Because the program connects to the company's computers over the Internet every time +it is run, Napster Inc. can track usage exactly.
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