Posted by Mike Slocombe on 28 September 2005 | Tagged as: Distribution, Digital Rights Management (DRM), Copy Protection
ScanDisk goes large on providing content one their memory carts as they unveil a new DRM-protected memory card with very silly name.
Posted by Simon Perry on 22 August 2005 | Tagged as: Business, Digital Rights Management (DRM), Open Source
Sun’s COO, Jonathan Schwartz has proposed that DRM should be open-source and license-free. A noble ideal, but will it gain traction?
Posted by Lawrence on 9 August 2005 | Tagged as: Platforms, Digital Rights Management (DRM), Apple, Legal
Digital-Lifestyles’ tech teenager, Lawrence, picks up on the stories that have grabbed his attention this week.
Posted by Mike Slocombe and Simon Perry on 27 April 2005 | Tagged as: Content, Digital Rights Management (DRM), USA, Music, Portable
Real gets chumsy with Microsoft and targets iTunes and Napster with three new versions of Rhapsody including a To Go service for portable players.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 15 April 2005 | Tagged as: Content, Uncategorized, Digital Rights Management (DRM), Software
Hackers may be able to strip Napster Light and Premium music files of DRM protection.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 9 March 2005 | Tagged as: Platforms, Digital Rights Management (DRM), Music
Virgin Electronics squares up to iPod and gets its sorry ass whupped.
Posted by Digital on 4 March 2005 | Tagged as: Content, Digital Rights Management (DRM), Yahoo, Sony, Music
We couldn’t get to the Digital Music Forum in New York this year, but luckily our friends over at Digital Music News did. Wesley Radez reports on a lot of optimistic discussion.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 23 February 2005 | Tagged as: Digital Rights Management (DRM), Business, Copy Protection, USA, Legal, Digital TV, Content Indexing & Navigation
US Appeals court tells FCC that they’ve gone too far with their Broadcast Flag Digital TV regulations.
Posted by Simon Perry on 6 January 2005 | Tagged as: Apple, Digital Rights Management (DRM), Platforms, Microsoft, USA, Control Devices, Video piece, Cross platform, Audio Hardware
Bill had lots to tell about Digital Lifestyles, much of it significant to the future of entertainment.
Posted by Simon Perry on 16 December 2004 | Tagged as: Content, Digital Rights Management (DRM), UK, BBC, User Generated Content (UGC)
Good news that the BBC Creative Archive is begin mentioned in the Culture, Media and Sport Committee report on “A public BBC.” We’re just not sure why DRM is mentioned in the same sentence.
