Napster was the first software that allowed an individual to easily search for and exchange MP3 music files with other individuals (in some cases illegally). When it was introduced, Napster would have been an example of a
A)discontinuous innovation.
B)continuous innovation.
C)dynamically continuous innovation.
D)regulatory innovation.
E)disruptive improvement.

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Napster represented a discontinuous innovation because it was a new and revolutionary way to exchange music files that disrupted the traditional music industry business model. It completely changed how music was distributed, and it caused a significant shift in consumer behavior.

Napster Was the First Software That Allowed an Individual to Easily