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[ # ] DRM backing off, at last!

December 29th, 2007 under Digital Rights, rengolin

After EMI and Universal, Warner is also making music available without DRM protection at Amazon’s website.

It couldn’t be done without the efforts of us all, especially the guys at Defective by Design, a campaign of the Free Software Foundation.

I hope we don’t need to wait until next Christmas to see Sony do the same thing… sigh…

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[ # 341 ] Comment from André Uratsuka Manoel [December 30, 2007, 12:56 pm]

It is always comforting to know that we are on the side of economic logic and that victory is a matter of time. The problem is that we are dealing with relentless rent-seekers and it may be a very long struggle.

But we are doing good.

[ # 342 ] Comment from rengolin [December 30, 2007, 10:00 pm]

Copying your own answer to my comment on your blog: It’s a long journey and that’s why we must keep fighting!