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“With the recent court decisions involving music piracy, popular peer-to-peer software applications, such as Kazaa, are having to take another look at their business models,” says Bair. “While those guys are struggling to come up with a solution, we already have a working and proven technology which can be easily integrated into existing e-commerce web sites. It’s a true “one-click” solution, and with it, artists, labels, and music distributors have a method to control copyrights utilizing standard MP3 files. No additional encryption is necessary.”
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