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Category Archives: DRM
Flash DRM, a disappointing implementation.
Recently Adobe released “Flash Media Rights Management Server“. More details have come to light, and unfortunately it is not good. Follow this link for a good overview of the latest development in the Flash DRM. Unfortunately Adobe appears to have … Continue reading
Some stats that show that content owners don’t have a clue
There is an interesting site I follow called DRMwatch. Obviously it has articles/posts that are about DRM (Digital Rights Managment) For example, Apples Itunes not letting you play the files on any other system apart from YOUR personal computer or … Continue reading
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FREE digital Media = DRM
Recently Chris Anderson of Wired was interview by Charlie Rose. This was one of the better Tech interview I have seen this year. (Direct link to Charlie Rose and it Comments page) It was to promote Chris Anderson’s new book … Continue reading
What’s “good enough” for digital video on the web?
I have been amazed of late by the misguided trends that some noted speakers for digital media have been pushing of late. (Namely On Digital Media and TWIM/This Week in Media my two favourite podcasts) The main trend here is. … Continue reading
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Where is the digital media ignition point?
If you have not noticed, my blog mainly covers technological issues to do with the adoption or digital media. As such, I talk to a lot of people regarding their business models for expanding digital media. One strange, trend that … Continue reading