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 Technicolor to Replicate Win2k CDs with Holographic Anti-Piracy
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(Photo: Yes/No) Message Text: "..With the release of Microsoft
Corp.'s long-awaited Windows 2000 operating system finally
imminent, the company has awarded Technicolor a three-year
manufacturing and technology contract. As part of the agreement,
Microsoft will take advantage of Technicolor's proprietary edge-
to-edge holographic anti-piracy technology.  Rather than
technologically preventing unauthorized copying of the material
on a disc, the edge-to-edge holographic technology provides a
hard-to-duplicate physical feature that will easily distinguish
genuine products from bootlegged or "pirated" copies.  According
to Faulkner, a special machine is added to the manufacturing
process to embed a holog