Sound good? Audio compression can make or break fidelity of digital music files (San Diego Union-Tribune)
30th April 2007
Five questions: Lance Fried HOWARD LIPIN / Union-Tribune Lance Fried is founder and chairman of San Diego-based Freestyle Audio, which makes the world’s first waterproof and shockproof MP3 player. Sound good?
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