[free-sklyarov] In pieces: No CDs for Brooks promo

[Jon O .]

Oh boy:

"Not only does this protect content from leaking out, but it also provides tracking," Samit said. "You can keep track of how it was used, when it was used, where it was used -- imagine, in the future you could find out when a track was played on the air even on college radio."


He does not believe that there will be any backlash from the thousands of programmers, critics and other people deprived of receiving the actual CD. "I don't foresee any difficulty," Samit said. "In some ways, I think this will even be more convenient for them."



On 11-Sep-2001, Jon O . wrote:
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> LOS ANGELES (The Hollywood Reporter) --- Garth Brooks recordings will be the testing ground for a new procedure that may result in the demise of radio, promotional and review copies of CDs.
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> Authenticated users, as determined by EMI Recorded Music, will be sent digital files of the Capitol Records Nashville artist's forthcoming single "Beer Run (B Double E Double Are You In?)" over the Internet. Security and other technologies are from BayView Systems.
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