PHOENIX, Jan 17, 2001 (ENTERTAINMENT WIRE)
-- SunnComm Inc. (OTC: SUNX) and
Fahrenheit Entertainment (OTC: FHOT)
Wednesday set the date of March 8, 2001
for
the release of the first
copy-protected audio CD.
SunnComm President Peter H. Jacobs stated,
"Our licensing agreement with
Fahrenheit Entertainment allows both
companies to be at the forefront in the
fight against intellectual
property theft."
Fahrenheit will be provided with the SUN-X
Sentinel(R) "Mastering Suite" for
MLX(R) copy protection, and full access
to SunnComm's technical support
staff.
Our technology partnership with
Fahrenheit Entertainment will provide the
opportunity to release America's
first copy-protected audio CD recording on
March 8, 2001.
Peter
Trimarco, president of Fahrenheit Entertainment said, "Attention to
this
issue is not solely the burden of the major labels; the independent labels
have
a responsibility to do everything possible to protect the rights
of their
artists."
The artist to be featured on this historic
record is actress/performer
Stepfanie
Kramer, (Hunter TV series). She
will also be featured in the up-and-coming
issue
of People Magazine.
The CD, entitled "One Dream," is her debut effort and
will
be released
for full international distribution.
SunnComm Inc. owns patent
applications designed to encrypt, and copy-protect
digital music, video
and other intellectual digital properties as they are
transmitted on the
Internet, or recorded on compact discs or DVD.
Beginning with the
company's development of its SUN-X Sentinel Mastering
Suite
for audio
compact discs, the SunnComm patents and the continuing development
of
this technology offer the company proprietary opportunities within the
entire
entertainment and software industries, both nationally and
internationally.
For more information, contact investor relations at
SunnComm Inc. at
602/267-7500. |
