Roxio assumes Adaptec titles
updated 03:35 pm EST, Sat December 2, 2000
Adaptec has begun officially offering its CD-R solutions, Toast and Jam, through Roxio, a subsidiary, despite postponing Roxio's IPO.
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The Adaptec web site says it is redirecting you to Roxio, but it actually lands on some financial company. The URLs for Roxio on the MacNN site get a 404. What's up? Has Roxio gone out of business? Were they hacked?