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Google Video As An Argument Against DRM

By Marty Schwimmer on August 16, 2007
Posted in Digital Rights Management

Ars Technica: “Google Selleth Then Taketh Away”
“. . . after Google takes its video store down, its Internet-based DRM system will no longer function. This means that customers who have built video collections with Google Video offerings will find that their purchases no longer work. This is one of the major flaws…

Strong Sentiments

By Marty Schwimmer on June 14, 2007
Posted in Copyright, Digital Rights Management, DMCA

Dave Winer’s take on AT&T’s cooperation with the RIAA and MPAA” “I Don’t Believe in the Death Penalty . . . for People”.

EFF On DRM-Free iTunes 7.2

By Marty Schwimmer on June 1, 2007
Posted in Digital Rights Management

EFF: “Convert to MP3 Before Upgrading to iTunes 7.2” (travails regarding MP3s and iTunes).

Mark Cuban on Harry Fox

By Marty Schwimmer on November 27, 2005
Posted in Digital Rights Management

Mark Cuban argues that the Harry Fox Agency is holding back the MP3 industry.

Mossberg on DRM

By Marty Schwimmer on October 24, 2005
Posted in Digital Rights Management

‘Media Companies Go Too Far in Curbing Consumers’ Activities‘ by Walter Mossberg of the Wall Street Journal, discussing digital rights management.

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