DRM
Star Wars, meet DRM
The first intergalactic war will be started by spoilers
Apple wins
Jury finds Apple didn’t harm consumers by adding DRM to iTunes
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DRM is unfortunate, but it’s not the problem in Hachette vs. Amazon
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Safari embraces HTML5 video with DRM, touts longer Netflix streaming
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Indie bookstores lose case over DRM on Amazon Kindle
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Uh Oh, Origin: EA’s systems incorrectly region-lock some users out of Battlefield 4
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The DRM dilemma facing the open web
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Louis C.K.’s new HBO special is on sale for $5, DRM-free, through his website
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Apple’s DRM on iTunes was not an illegal monopoly, court confirms
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SimCity, the always-on albatross
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Chill out, DRM’s not the reason that guy lost his (public domain) Google ebooks
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The real villain in the ebooks case isn’t Apple or Amazon — it’s publishers’ addiction to DRM
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Sometimes, connectedness isn’t the answer: Why we need offline gaming
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After Microsoft hits reset on its Xbox DRM policies, gamers react
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HarperCollins makes it easier for authors to give away their ebooks
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Apple sued again, this time over security patents by Intertrust
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Self-publishing site Lulu drops DRM on ebooks, sort of
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BookShout pulls users’ Kindle, Nook books onto other platforms
