Got to love Torrents. One of the smartest pieces of software ever created. I would put it right up there with HTML.

So, has anyone actually been able to find Roger Wallis' CV?

Here are some papers of his that a friend found: http://unjobs.org/authors/roger-wallis

I found these gems in one of his papers:

Peer-to-Peer file-sharing techniques such as those used in Napster, allow interested potential consumers to exchange samples of music at will. Anecdotal evidence suggests that a number of musical groups in Africa have created their own "communities of interest" in Finland based on individuals who have discovered them after someone has made recordings available via Napster or similar file-sharing programmes.

Currently the Majors are seeking to develop new technology which will prevent consumers from copying CDs or even "burning" their own CDs from digital downloaded files. Historical evidence does not suggest that they will find a perfect technological solution to any of the business problems created by new technology.

"There is evidence that the increased availability of music in virtual form as MP3 files leads to an increased consumption of physical products such as CDs.

He seems to know what he is talking about ...