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Story: Linux 'needs DRM support' for consumer success
Posted by: Tony (Saturday 8 April 2006, 3:17 AM)
DRM is the rich protecting their licence to print money.
It's not about the "consumer experience", it's not about protecting the income of artists, it's about the record company "middle-men" protecting their bloated profits.
These people add NOTHING creative to the content, but just charge huge amounts for burning the CD/DVD and putting a shiny lable on them. It's about time they went out of business - then the world would be a better place.
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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
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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 -
"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
