As part of its mounting U.S. rollout of content-enhanced and copy-protected CDs, Sony BMG Music Entertainment is testing technology solutions that bar consumers from making additional copies of burned
CD-R discs. Since March the company has released at least 10 commercial titles -- more than 1 million discs in total -- featuring technology from U.K. anti-piracy specialist First4Internet that allows
consumers to make limited copies of protected discs, but blocks users from making copies of the copies.
Read the whole story at Wired, June 1, 2005 »