In 1994, a young man named Dell Glover from a small town in North Carolina begins to work part-time at the Polygram plant, and at the same time discovers the Internet, where it turns out that it is very easy to share music if you use a new compact file type - mp3 .Over the next decade, Glover would leak nearly 2,000 albums from some of the era's hottest artists.

Article by Stephen Witt in The New Yorker, April 2015