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You may remember that a little while back there was a bit of a kerfuffle about the BBC's decision to go with a Microsoft-based DRM solut...

You can't help wondering whether Sarkozy's chanteuse missus had something to do with this one : Taking a position contrary to that o...

Normally, I would hawk and spit at the mere mention of the iPhone, since it's not exactly an open platform. But here's a more measu...

I and many others have written about the pathetic moves by the BBC in terms of adopting Windows DRM, but you've got to give it to Cory, ...

Here are some wise words on EMI's move to sell its entire catalogue without DRM: Reindorp said the move could help Microsoft's effo...

A worryingly sensible viewpoint espoused here by Steve Jobs: Imagine a world where every online store sells DRM-free music encoded in open ...

Who is this Steve Jobs whereof they speak? I just don't get the mindless adulation of this person (try reading " The Journey is th...

Eric Raymond - ESR - is a curious chap. Interviewing him was definitely one of the highlights of researching my book Rebel Code : there was...

This Ars Technica article makes a good point: that Apple's refusal to license its DRM system means that only non-DRM'd music can b...

DRM is one of the central themes that has been weaving in and out of many of my posts here; this well-written piece from Sun's Simon Ph...

A telling story here . A US Senate Commerce Committee hearing on the Broadcast Flag - which threatens to close down various kinds of conten...