Entries Tagged as 'DRM'
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p> Thomas Claburn wrote about the Digg rebellion that snubbed copyright law by refusing to censor posts that publicize the processing key to unlock the DRM on HD-DVD and Blu-ray discs. The article is infused with quotes by Gregory Rutchik, which are great, but one of them perpetuates a false idea and I wanted [...]
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Tags: DRM · Law and Economics
Steve Jobs was right when he said DRM doesn’t work and is bad for consumers. I think most people realize that the increase of freedom would improve the market for online music. Most can’t imagine that eliminating patents would also spark a flurry of innovation and advancement by enabling quicker adoption of new ideas and [...]
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Tags: DRM