May 02, 2007

This Just In: DRM still doesn't work

DRM or Digital Rights Management is an uphill battle, the entertainment industry will never win.

The latest uproar is nicely outlined by the New York Times.

One hopes that the entertainment industry one day figures out the difference between access control and accountability.

Posted by Abner on May 2, 2007 11:51 PM


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