Napster was one of the first digital MP3 distribution services (even if it was illegal) and grew to enormous popularity before facing a ton of legal battles. The company ended up being acquired by Rhapsody in 2011 and now they want to use its name instead. The executives of Rhapsody probably feel the name Napster has more brand recognition so they will re-brand their service soon.
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