Stories tagged "digitalrightsmanagement"

"Hey suckers! Did you buy DRM music from Wal*Mart instead of downloading MP3s for free from the P2P networks? Well, they're repaying your honesty by taking away your music. Unless you go through a bunch of hoops (that you may never find out about..."

Real Networks' Rhapsody music service, which had only been a subscription service so far, is joining into the every expanding fray of music services selling DRM-free MP3 files. ...

Bruce Schneier has brought a new form of Digital Restrictions Management to our attention: "Digital Manners Policies". This is just old wine in new bottles -- Microsoft wants another way to control your activities.

As yet more evidence that DRM is dead, Napster, once the world’s most popular music site, has unveil their new DRM-free music store.

The day I took my first Vista I currently use Vista Home Premium, that I obtained probably a year ago. The only reason I got vista, apart from wanting a

A user-centred digital rights management system has been pioneered by Aboriginal Australians.

DRM's grip on the industry is loosening every day. Amazon has announced that they will be adding DRM free downloads from all four major record labels. So far, they are the only online music source to do so legally. One of the biggest music giants, Sony...

This was the year for ups and downs in music. DRM, new web reltailers, Radiohead, and Torrents keep things interesting.