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    The Apple Music Report: Are You Ready to Live Without DRM?

    February 14th, 2007

    As digital rights management schemes go, it’s a sure thing that FairPlay, the one used at the iTunes store, isn’t terribly intrusive. You are authorized to use up to five Macs and/or PCs (doesn’t matter what combination), and copy it to an unlimited number of iPods, more or less. The fine distinctions really don’t matter, […]


    The Online Music Report: How to Double-Cross Your Partners

    September 6th, 2006

    A lot of people have complained that Apple’s go-it-alone stance is bad for online music sales. Of course, the stellar sales picture shows the reverse, that having a relatively simple, unified method to buy and store your tunes is actually a good idea. Of course, Microsoft thought otherwise, and for the longest time, as most […]


    Memo to the Entertainment Industry: It’s the Product, Stupid!

    August 31st, 2006

    Sometimes I think that certain entertainment and tech journalists are simply lazy. I mean, they just repeat what a movie or music industry flack says without bothering to question the fundamental logic, or at least providing an opposing point of view. If you believe the stuff they tell you, and I’ll avoid the more graphic […]