Dell, Napster Partner to Provide Legal Music Services -- Campus Technology

Dell, Napster Partner to Provide Legal Music Services

07/06/05

In a move that will provide campus IT departments with a legal alternative for music downloading, Dell today announced that it is partnering with Napster.

The deal is also viewed by industry observers as a marketing masterstroke by Dell, positioning the computer-maker as the leading provider for campus IT as well as students, faculty, and administrators. Read more

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