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    Friday
    Aug032007

    To DRM, or not to DRM.... It really doesn't matter

    DateFriday, August 3, 2007 at 3:57PM

    With all the flailing around the consumer music space regarding DRM it is very hard to get a balanced perspective concerning the debate between the necessity for DRM vs. user's rights and fair use. Alex Wolfe at Information Week compiled a "DRM Scorecard" describing DRM solutions over time, and how each and everyone has been defeated.

    Is it really worth all the negative publicity, user angst and the investment of time and money to put your content under the DRM lock and key when just about anyone can download the cracks?

    You be the judge: Link Here

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