San Francisco - The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) will have an announcement on Monday about EFF's plans regarding the First4Internet XCP software and the SunnComm MediaMax software that Sony BMG included in 24 million copies of their music CDs. The software has affected the computers of unsuspecting customers when they used their CDs on computers running the Windows operating system.
For more on EFF's concerns see:
http://www.eff.org/IP/DRM/Sony-BMG/?f=open-letter-2005-11-14.html
Contacts:
Cindy Cohn
Legal Director
Electronic Frontier Foundation
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Corynne McSherry
Staff Attorney
Electronic Frontier Foundation
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Kurt Opsahl
Staff Attorney
Electronic Frontier Foundation
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Fred von Lohmann
Senior Intellectual Property Attorney
Electronic Frontier Foundation
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