Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 20th Jan 2007 21:55 UTC
"A conversation has cropped up since the recent publication of a paper scrutinizing how Windows handles digital rights management, especially for HD video. I've since looped back with Dave Marsh, a Lead Program Manager responsible for Windows' handling of video, to learn from him the implications involved and to learn to what extent the paper's assertions are accurate. The following is an article Dave has put together to address the misconceptions in the paper, followed by answers to what we expect will be the most frequent questions in the minds of our customers."
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Member since:2006-06-03
If we count American liberals and British conservatives and sum the two results, we arrive at the number of DRM objectors?
That's right, <0.0001% of Americans are suicide bombers, so >99.999% Americans totally support all of their administation's policies.
Oh wait a moment, I just noticed the grey. Not everything is just black-and-white.
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2006-05-31
So, do I have this right?
If we count American liberals and British conservatives and sum the two results, we arrive at the number of DRM objectors?