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18 Feb, 2007

Examples of how DRM hurts consumers

Posted by: Juan Lopez-Valcarcel In: Internet| Movies & TV

Listening Post at WIRED lists some of the best examples I have ever seen of how DRM often goes against consumer’s “fair use”.

As an expat, I couldn’t agree more about the first example (DVD zones)!

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