TTR's DiscGuard-TM Chosen by Four More Companies to Combat Software Piracy.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 3, 1999--

Contracts Signed with European Customers will Increase DiscGuard(TM)

Protected Software Titles to Twenty-One

TTR Technologies, Inc. (OTC EBB: TTRE) has announced the signing of contracts with four additional customers, including a major European multimedia packager. The companies will be using DiscGuard(TM) as part of their arsenals in the escalating war against global software piracy.

The new contracts, with publishers in Europe and Israel, bring TTR's total number of anti-piracy titles protected or contracted for protection to twenty-one. TTR previously disclosed additional contracts with software publishers worldwide including EHQ Inc., Hed-Arzi Multimedia, New Media Generation and with a well-known European software company.

"Signing publishers across the world illustrates significant progress in making DiscGuard(TM) the preferred global solution for piracy," said Marc Tokayer, Chairman and President of TTR Technologies, Inc.

"Software piracy directly impacts the bottom line of software publishers worldwide. Our anti-piracy technology enables these new customers to recapture revenue that would otherwise be lost to counterfeiters.

In its latest round of software protection, TTR will protect software titles for Software Manufacturing Corporation Ltd. (SMC), the largest software packager in the UK and a member of the CMCS Group Plc. SMC's current client base includes major software publishers in the UK and abroad.

David Smith, Managing Director of SMC said, "Our clients have been asking for copy protection to increase revenue that is lost to home copying. SMC and its clients are happy that there is now a technologically superior and affordable CD-ROM copy protection system available to publishers. SMC is very excited about offering DiscGuard to its current and new client base."

TTR also signed a contract with AIM Productions NV, a European developer and publisher of CD-ROM titles. AIM Productions is the multimedia unit in the BUCEL group of companies. Stefan Calle, Managing Director of AIM said, "Many of our products are multimedia entertainment titles and we know that revenue is being lost to home copying. We know that by using DiscGuard copy protection we will win back our lost revenue and stop the menace of illegal home copying and 'professional' pirates."

In addition, TTR signed contracts with BSP, a leading Czech publisher and Telecode, an Israeli software company. BSP localizes and distributes multimedia software for Dorling Kindersley the well-known international publisher of high-quality illustrated books, CD-ROMs, and videos based in the UK.

TTR Technologies, Inc., based in New York, designs, markets and sells proprietary software anti-piracy products. The company's flagship product, DiscGuard(TM), embeds an indelible and non-reproducible digital signature on CD-ROMs that prevents illegal copies from operating. DiscGuard(TM) protection is transparent to the end user and is a cost-effective way for a software publisher to reduce piracy of its products.

DiscGuard(TM) is a trademark of TTR Technologies, Inc. All other trade names are the properties of their respective owners.

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