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Sony BMG Ponies Up to Settle CD Claims

Filed in archive Companies by Marc on January 4, 2006

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Sony BMG is paying the price for distributing damaging DRM software on their CDs. In response to state investigations and class action lawsuits Sony BMG is proposing to offer a choice for 11 million affected people
> $7.50 in cash and one free digital album from a list of 200, or
> Three free albums from the list

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Response from: gina (01/04/06 7:18am)

That could be a good bargain. At least Sony BMG have the courtesy to make up for their mistakes. Do they really paid the 11 million people for the damage? That could be a lot of loss for them. But then again, protectting the company's name is much more at stake here right? So Sony really has to pay for the consequences.

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