Recording companies are cautiously eyeing a new generation of smart CDs that promise to stifle music fans' ability to use file-swapping networks while still allowing them some freedom to make copies and share music. The new technology could complement legal efforts against operators of file-swapping networks, though some recording industry executives are wary that the technology could be easily thwarted.
September 22, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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