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Windows Data Session Toolkit (#908)
Posted: 1/20/2003; 10:04 AM by Terry Frazier
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We'll have to see just how user-hostile this Microsoft DRM offering is in practice, but anyone want to bet it somehow prevents MP3 files in favor of Windoze&trade Media Player formats?

Microsoft joins music piracy fight. Silicon.com Jan 20 2003 7:30AM ET
[...] Microsoft claims its latest software will protect CDs from being copied while avoiding some of the unfortunate side-effects of previous attempts, which saw some CDs become unplayable on a number of devices - from Macs and PCs to car stereos and portable 'Discmans'.
Companies using the software will be able to lay down tracks on a copy-controlled CD, safe in the knowledge that it can't be copied and burned by anybody with a CD re-writer. [...] [Moreover - IP and patents news]

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