[FC-discuss] What really kills DRM in music?
Clifford Conley Owens III
ccowens at vt.edu
Wed Jan 7 09:42:09 EST 2009
Random rant on this discussion:
Does anyone find it really annoying how everyone acts like this is Apple
sticking it to the recording industry? As though they couldn't have
done this from the minute iTunes started? Even Wired said: "Since the
dawn of time, or so it seems, Steve Jobs and the major labels have been
at war on two fronts: digital rights management and pricing. Apple wants
to sell music without DRM, so that it's easier for consumers to use.
Meanwhile, the labels want Jobs to budge on pricing to let them sell
songs in iTunes at prices other than 99 cents."
Remember that letter Jobs wrote about DRM. Afterward, everyone acted
like he was such a hero. Give me a break.
http://www.apple.com/hotnews/thoughtsonmusic/
~Conley
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