Posted by Simon Perry on 11 August 2006 | Tagged as: Distribution, Copy Protection, DVD
It’s taken them ages, but the film industry is planning to let people burn DVD with protection in store and then at home.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 7 August 2006 | Tagged as: Content, Security, Google, Web
As spyware, adware, phishers and other ne’er do wells proliferate online, Google introduces warning system.
Posted by Scott Russell on 13 July 2006 | Tagged as: Business, Digital Rights Management (DRM), Copy Protection, UK, Legal
ISPs give their response to BPIs request to suspend nearly 60 accounts suspected of illegal file sharing.
Posted by Scott Russell on 12 June 2006 | Tagged as: Business, Government, Security, USA, User Generated Content (UGC)
Oh gosh, the idea of putting all of your personal information online suddenly becomes less attractive.
Posted by Simon Perry on 17 March 2006 | Tagged as: Business, Web 2.0, Copy Protection
Why is Verisign so keen to tell people about new DNS-based DoS attacks? We think it’s part of their future business plans.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 13 February 2006 | Tagged as: Digital Rights Management (DRM), Distribution, Copy Protection, UK, P2P, Legal
Major Brit broadband company announce trials to offer legal BitTorrent downloads.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 23 November 2005 | Tagged as: Business, Digital Rights Management (DRM), Copy Protection, USA, Legal
Movie freeloaders wail into their hard drives as unlicensed movies are removed from BitTorrent.
Posted by on 16 November 2005 | Tagged as: Content, Digital Rights Management (DRM), Copy Protection, UK, Broadband
Frustrated or delighted, you’ll have your chance of putting your opinion forward to the House of Commons’ Culture, Media and Sport Committee about working in the ‘Creative Industries’ in a world of convergence.
Posted by Simon Perry on 14 November 2005 | Tagged as: Business, Digital Rights Management (DRM), Copy Protection, Sony, Legal
What first appeared to be a few nerds getting upset about some copy protection on a few music CD’s has grown to six class action law suits, continued bad feelings and a movement to boycott Sony products. Sony needs to get hold of this or the damage will be permanent.
Posted by Simon Perry on 10 November 2005 | Tagged as: Digital Rights Management (DRM), Business, Copy Protection, Vodafone, Mobile, Cellular
Vodafone has signed a deal that covers the use of all of Intertrust’s DRM technologies.
