The Drm failure: unchain the music
Maybe the Good Times (at least for music) are coming. Everyone but guys in the buttons room knew that DRM (Digital Rights Managements) sucks. Now seems that people in the buttons room too begin to understand this simple truth.
“Luckily, DRM is dying, at least in the download sphere. Napster’s Dan Nash believes that DRM-free is ‘the general way things are going.’ In his opinion, record companies ‘have no choice but to adapt;’ those that ‘stick to DRM on a pay-per-download basis will not remain competitive.’ In the US, Napster has joined Amazon in selling DRM-free content in MP3 format from all the major labels. … Going DRM-free makes sense not just for consumers, but for the industry. Deutche Telekom says three out of four technical support calls its Musicload service had to deal with were the result of DRM. And when it offered a DRM-free option to artists they saw a 40% increase in sales.”
Read this article on PcPro and start having voodoo stuff
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