By nathan | June 20, 2006 - Posted in DRM, Media, Open Source
Wendy Seltzer has followed up her debate over at the Wall Street Journal with a post on her blog further explaining the conflict between open source and DRM. She writes:
“Many of the current DRM systems and proposed technology mandates could not be implemented in open-source software or open hardware; the DRM restrictions are incompatible […]
By nathan | June 20, 2006 - Posted in Blogs, Coding, DRM, Links, Music, Updates
A few links to start off the day.
A measured and polite conversation about DRM (via Weinberger)
Sometimes we need to look at digital copyright internationally
Apparently the DMCA has a black hood and carries around a scythe
Summarizing a copyright and higher-ed symposium
Is the record industry learning?
Moblogging music to fans
Who owns Joyce these days?
Deep-links: promotion or theft? […]
By nathan | June 19, 2006 - Posted in DRM, Media, P2P
Grant Robertson over at the P2P Weblog has written about the big content providers out there (Warner, Disney, etc.) finally waking up to the idea that peer-to-peer technology is going to play a major role in everyday web-driven consumption. He writes:
“There is little doubt that P2P will play a huge role in our non-stop-content […]
