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Story: Linux 'needs DRM support' for consumer success
Posted by: Pat (Friday 7 April 2006, 7:17 PM)
Consumers do NOT want DRM. The only people on the planet who want DRM are the media companies making an indecent amount of profit from art they didn't create while giving as little as possible back to the rightfull owners.
DRM is a scheme to prevent art from going directly to the consumer without having to pay the tollbooth of the media industry.
DRM is a system design to work AGAINST the consumer, not for them.
NOBODY wants DRM.
And when DRM is everywhere in Windows, it'll be one more reason why I DONT use it and plan to work as hard as I can to remove it everywhere I can,
I am not a thief, stop treating me like one.
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Story: Linux 'needs DRM support' for consumer success
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DRM software will be placed on my computer over my... John Smith -
Well, considering that my hi definition monit... David Wright -
Consumers do NOT want DRM. The only people on... Pat -
I echo the first two posters here. Digital R... Sum Yung Gai
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Ya know, if consumers would simply put their foot... Anonymous
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Make no mistake. DRM is about much more then just... Arthur B.
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DRM is the rich protecting their licence to print... Tony
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"DRM on Linux" is an oxymoron. DRM and Linux don't... Uri Sivan
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There's nothing stopping someone from creatin... Free Thinker
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(Yes I know this post violates DMCA, please don't... Alexander E. Patrakov
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Alexander you naughty naughty boy ! :) This is jus... Andrew Meredith
