DigitalSwift Announces U.S. Patent Application Filing
ATLANTA, GA March 9, 2004--DigitalSwift, the parent company of SwiftCD.com (http://www.SwiftCD.com), announces the filing of a utility patent application on its uniquely created "Build-to-Order" process which enables a user to assemble a compact disc composed of user-selected contents while browsing a website. The provisional application was filed with the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office in 2002.
This technology is especially valuable for websites with large amounts of content, such as software programs or music, and who wish to let their customers build a custom CD from user-selected contents. Numerous file download and gaming sites already license the technology, and DigitalSwift expects to see the technology adopted widely into the world of online music stores, as well. The DigitalSwift build-to-order concept empowers consumers to design their own custom music CDs, instead of being limited to purchasing individual tracks or entire static fixed albums.
"We at DigitalSwift are very excited to help bring this new technology to the web, enabling content providers with extensive product catalogs to offer build-to-order custom CDs with ease," comments Jason Foodman, Chief Executive Officer of DigitalSwift and co-inventor of the patent. "The filing of this patent with the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office further solidifies our position as the leader in on-demand, custom CD and DVD manufacturing and fulfillment."
About SwiftCD.com
A division of DigitalSwift Corporation, SwiftCD is a full-service CD replication and duplication company, specializing in build-to-order custom, dynamic CDs. With the on-demand model provided by SwiftCD, every CD can be individually produced to order with custom label and contents, according to the needs of the customer.
SwiftCD also handles all aspects of order fulfillment including online tracking, reporting and customer service.
For more information on SwiftCD, call (770)-922-4007 or visit their website at http://www.SwiftCD.com. SwiftCD is a registered trademark of DigitalSwift Corporation.
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