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DRM has always been a horrible idea

Canstockphoto3387322For years, the reaction of big entertainment to internet disruption has been to to restrict and punish its customers with digital rights management. It always seemed counterproductive to fight the internet and their own customers, and evidence is mounting that DRM was never a very good idea. My latest on Computerworld.http://bit.ly/1fgLoCL

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December 16, 2013 in Content/Content Management, Disruption, Internet, Music |

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