"To release CDs that can cause people's equipment to fail and (make them) have to take it in to be repaired, really is waging war on the consumer in a way that is unlikely to do the industry any good at all," Julian Midgley, campaign coordinator for the Campaign for Digital Rights in Wired News.

11:58:27 AM   

Don't buy corrupt, defective  (aka 'Copy Protected') CDs.  Here's a list of them.

I'm going to search through my collection of CDs and send any defective ones back to the publisher for a refund or a replacement.

If the damn things aren't Red book compatible, then they're defective.

11:51:07 AM