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AT&T, Music Giants Take Aim At MP3

Written by Sami Lämsä @ 27 Jul 1999 12:42

AT&T Corp. has joined with a number of leading entertainment companies to launch a new secure music and media distribution system. An alternative to the MP3 format, a2b is designed to let users listen to high-quality songs that can be downloaded quickly while protecting the copyrights of labels and artists. Read the full article HERE

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