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This, below, should cause another strong debate on the legality of sharing. Good!
Yesterday was the official U.S. launch of Ezmo, a Norwegian Web service owned by Fast.no that allows users to post and share their entire digital music collections through a simple Flash application.
Ezmo promises legal music sharing | Tech news blog - CNET News.com.
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