BT Openworld, the international internet divison of BT, is trialling a free music download technology similar to Napster.
Published: 5 January 2001 16:58 GMT
However, unlike the controversial music sharing initiative, BT's service, available solely to BT Openworld customers, prohibits file sharing over the internet and downloaded tracks expire automatically after a period of time.
BT is launching the trial, which ends on 12 January, in partnership with Playlouder and Window Media.
Since launching their current software suite in 2003 they are now global leaders in the software market. They also have an annual profit-sharing ...
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Key responsibilities include (but are not limited to): * Setup and maintenance of the Trial Master File (TMF) and setup of the Investigator Site File ...
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