IBM unleashs new assault on music pirates

IBM is to release new software aimed at stemming the flow of unlicensed music recordings over the internet.

IBM unleashs new assault on music pirates
Mon, 22 Jan, 2001 - 15:34

IBM is to release new software aimed at stemming the flow of unlicensed music recordings over the internet.

The technology allows mainstream music companies to deter surfers from freely distributing their wares as MP3 files.

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