Bertelsmann AG agreed to pay the National Music Publishers Association $130 million to settle the Napster case's final copyright claims, Bertelsmann attorney Bruce Rich said. Germany's largest media concern admitted no wrongdoing in the first case defining the rules of online, peer-to-peer, filing-sharing networks.
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