Sony BMG settles anti-piracy CD software suits in California, Texas

Sony BMG Music Entertainment agreed to pay $1.5 million to settle California and Texas lawsuits stemming from consumer complaints that hidden compact disc anti-piracy software damaged their computers. As many as 450,000 Sony BMG CDs with the software were sold to California consumers, an unknown number of whom suffered computer damage, California Attorney General Bill Lockyer ...

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Sony BMG settles anti-piracy CD software suits in California, Texas

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