Napster, Inc. provided a free service for visitors to its Web site that allowed users to share music digitally. Napster did not receive permission from the owners of the music. Several large recording studios that owned much of the music that was being shared fi led a lawsuit against Napster, requesting that a federal court order Napster to cease its free online fi le-swapping service.

Will the recording studios be successful in convincing the court to order Napster to cease these operations? [ A&M Records Inc. v. Napster , 239 F.3d 1004 (California).]