Anti-Napster software that will allow the music industry to combat the threat of free web downloads has been developed at King's College London.
A company, Insonify Ltd, has been set up to market and license the technology. King's is a major partner in the venture, which has attracted substantial seed funding from the United States.
The development consists of a patented audio streaming system called Zerochain, which provides a pay-per-stream facility.
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