The slow death of DRM
It's bad for business
Even if the legal attacks against DRM do not prevail, the majors should take note: get rid of DRM, because it's bad for business. Full Story »
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Posted by Paul-André Raymond - Feb 15, 2007 - 7:12 AM PST
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Here is an opiniated review of DRM in the music industry. It makes an attempt at analyzing the motivations by various industry players and this report by an insider actually brings some insights into what is happening. It goes much further that the Steve Jobs story that I submitted last week. It should be read in conjunction with the blog from the same author at http://www.digitalmusicnews.com/blog/the-motivations-of-an-open-steve-jobs.
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