23 June 2005 21:45
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Fair Use and DRM
by digitalmonkey
"Fair Use and Digital Rights Management: Preliminary Thoughts on the (Irreconcilable?) Tension between Them"
21 June 2005 22:45
Use Sony DRM, Format Your Hard Drive - Michael Amor Righi dot com
by digitalmonkey
"So, even if you uninstall the DRM software the keys remain on your machine until you reformat your hard drive!"
20 June 2005 00:00
EOF - If You Don't Believe in DRM, It Can't Hurt You | Linux Journal
by digitalmonkey & 1 other
"'Edit this Page' adds value, and DRM has the opposite effect".
18 June 2005 11:15
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30 May 2005 12:30
Intel intègre les DRM à ses derniers CPU
by marco
Un représentant australien d'Intel a avoué que les derniers processeurs Pentium D et les Chipsets i945 intègrent un support matériel pour la gestion des DRM.
17 May 2005 05:30
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25 March 2005 16:15
TheFeature :: Closed Systems = Closed Opportunities
by smudie
A word of warning to DRM-crazed companies, says the outspoken Cory Doctorow: somewhere out there is a competitor who will steal your customers with more open products
23 March 2005 07:30
'DVD Jon' Reopens iTunes DRM Hole
by François Hodierne (via)
Just one day after Apple closed a hole that allowed a third-party program to access its iTunes Music Store and download content without digital rights management protection, programmer Jon Johansen re-opened the back door with a new version of the software
21 March 2005 21:15
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18 March 2005 08:45
iTunes music ruins Apple slideshows
by mbertier
Users receive the message "This computer is not authorized to play the file nameofmovie.mov."
15 March 2005 09:00
Digital Rights Management: A failure in the developed world, a danger to the developing world
by mbertier (via)
This paper discusses the failure of DRM in the developed world, where it has been in wide deployment for a decade with no benefit to artists and with substantial cost to the public and to due process, free speech and other civil society fundamentals.
