Calif. Native Wins Settlement Against Copy-Protected CD Providers
San Rafael, Calif. -- SunnComm, a provider of CD copy-protection technology, and record label Music City Records announced on Friday that they have settled a lawsuit brought by a California woman who sued them over labeling and privacy concerns arising from copy-protected CDs. The discs were not labeled to notify consumers that they wouldn't play in some CD players and PC disc drives, and some personally identifiable information was collected on users who downloaded digital music files made available through the CDs. According to the settlement, the companies have agreed to make anonymous any information collected in conjunction with downloadable encrypted digital music it offers. The companies will also purge all personally identifiable information collected from consumers up to this point. Additionally, labels alerting consumers of the technical limitations of the copy-protected CDs will be added to their packaging and consumers unhappy with their copy-protected CD purchases will be given full refunds. http://www.techfirm.com/sunnsett.pdf http://www.techfirm.com/sunnk.pdf http://www.suncomm.com _____________________________________________
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