Digital Directions: DRM: The Battle Observed
Is digital rights management necessary, or will it hinder the opportunity that lies in digital, networked content?
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The anti-DRM camp, including such organizations as the Electronic Frontier Foundation, maintains that, in practice, DRM simply doesn’t work, that it primarily penalizes legal purchasers of content by making it difficult to use and manage works they have purchased. Any iTunes account holder with multiple playback devices knows this all too well.
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- Companies:
- Adobe
- Apple
- Electronic Frontier Foundation
- Places:
- U.S.
Andrew Brenneman
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