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From the article- When EMI, Universal Music and Warner music reached settlement agreements with the likes of Napster, KaZaA and Bolt, they collected hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation - money that was supposed to go to artists whose rights had been allegedly infringed upon when the networks were operating with unlicensed music.

From the article- When EMI, Universal Music and Warner music reached settlement agreements with the likes of Napster, KaZaA and Bolt, they collected hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation - money that was supposed to go to artists whose rights had been allegedly infringed upon when the networks were operating with unlicensed music.

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In what will be a real laugh-inducer among artists, it's also being claimed that the legal expenses involved with suing the file sharing sites consumed nearly all the proceeds. If that's the case, the artists might have been better off with Napster and Kazaa up and running.

In what will be a real laugh-inducer among artists, it's also being claimed that the legal expenses involved with suing the file sharing sites consumed nearly all the proceeds. If that's the case, the artists might have been better off with Napster and Kazaa up and running.

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In the last few years, major record labels have issued dozens of lawsuits against sites distributing audio and video files of their property. Artists' representatives are now saying the settlement money isn't going where it belongs.

So what happened to all the settlement money that Napster and Kazaa were forced to pay the record labels?That's the question some music artists are asking, according to a story that appeared Wednesday in The New York Post

So what happened to all the settlement money that Napster and Kazaa were forced to pay the record labels?That's the question some music artists are asking, according to a story that appeared Wednesday in The New York Post

The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) is facing the possibility of legal action from artists who claim to have received no money from the settlement of peer-to-peer cases.