It began including MediaMax on some of its compact discs in August 2003 and shipped about 4 million CDs equipped with the technology in 2005. The record company also drew complaints over another type of copy-protection software that restricted CD duplication. Last fall, the company agreed to pay a total of $5.75 million to settle the litigation and resolve investigations by officials in several states. Source:Suggest a Correction
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Root Kit DRM Company Gets Sued
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In an almost comical turn about, the company that provided Sony with one of the two horrific DRM systems in October of 2005 is now facing a lawsuit. MediaMax worked on controlling the number of copies that a person could make with a CD, and has cost Sony some 5.75 million dollars to settle the lawsuits that arose from the use of MediaMax.
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