TTR Scores Three More Blows in Fight Against Software Piracy; Deals Signed with European, Israeli, and Russian Software Publishers.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--October 27, 1998--TTR Inc. (OTC BB:TTRE) has announced the signing of three additional software publishers, including a major European multimedia publisher, in the escalating war against global software piracy.

The new deals, with publishers in Europe, Israel and Russia, bring TTR's total number of anti-piracy contracts to ten. TTR previously disclosed additional deals with other software publishers worldwide including EHQ Inc., Hed-Arzi Multimedia, and MedTech.

"Signing publishers across the world illustrates significant progress in making DiscGuard the global solution for piracy," said Steven Barsh, CEO of TTR Inc.

"Software piracy is a serious problem that continues to spread through markets worldwide today; our many ventures in providing protection against this threat across a broad international spectrum, position us well for continued future expansion."

In its latest round of software protection, TTR protected 155,000 copies of a CD-ROM title for a well-known European software company.

TTR also signed Compedia of Israel, who will use DiscGuard to protect CD-ROM titles from its educational children's software division. The first title will be Math Attack. Compedia plans to eventually roll out up to 100,000 piracy protected discs for additional market penetration in Europe and Asia.

TTR also signed a contract with New Media Generation (NMG), a leading Russian publisher, who has used DiscGuard for two educational titles - Encyclopedia of Pets and Learning English Words, for a combined total of 10,000 units. NMG intends to release a third DiscGuard protected title in the coming weeks.

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

DiscGuard is a trademark of TTR, Inc. All other trade names are the properties of their respective owners. This press release is available on the KCSA Worldwide web site at www.kcsa.com.

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