DRM is Dead, Long Live DRM
It is amusing to see the juxtaposition of the following stories:
Walmart now selling DRM free music
and
Two New Surveys Show Increased Consumer Acceptance of DRM.
Walmart’s move heralds the death of DRM just in time!
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Alan Robertson
I’ve bought a number of DRM-free titles from Wal-Mart. It’s just that they came in these little 5.25″ square plastic boxes. And I get my choice of bit rates and encoding methods. Myself, I prefer high-quality VBR encoding.
Emily
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