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Axia Debuts Livewire Limitless License


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Cleveland - Apr 7, 2011 - Axia Audio has introduces the Livewire Limitless License (L3), which any audio equipment company to build Livewire into an unlimited number of devices for a single $500 license fee. This is an alternative to the existing per-unit licensing structure already in place. Axia is also developing an online forum to share information and encourage the growth of ideas.

The L3 program opens on May 9, 2011. Visit www.openAoIP.com to sign up for information updates as they are published.




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