IMesh looks to go legal
The company behind the IMesh peer-to-peer file sharing technology has licensed content from Sony BMG Music Entertainment for its planned commercial service, it says.
Bridgemar Services has been trying to reposition IMesh as a legal download service following the settlement of a lawsuit brought against it by the U.S. recording industry. The deal with Sony BMG represents a significant and positive turning point for the future of legitimate P-to-P, it says in a statement.
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