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CIO Sessions: Netflix Chief Product Officer: Neil HuntNeil Hunt, Chief Product Officer of Netflix talks to ZDNet correspondent Sumi Das about transforming the company’s movie rental service from DVDs by mail to online delivery. He also discusses how the company is using digital rights management solutions, developing new delivery platforms and... |
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Sony To Bring DRM-Free Music to iTunes, Says Rumor [Drm]Word is that Sony is going to be joining EMI in Apple's iTunes Plus. That's the extra-cost, higher-MP3-quality DRM-free option in iTunes. EMI's currently the only major label in iTunes Plus, so the addition of Sony would be a major coup for Apple to say the least. This is just a rumor though, so wat ... |
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Sacred 2 Encourages Sharing to Promote PurchasingCDV released a press statement today, talking about their new method to encourage people to buy the PC version of the game, instead of possibly “borrowing it” from file sharing sites. The plan calls for anyone that purchases Sacred 2 to distribute the disc to friends and family, or anyone else ... |
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E-book — Content: Selected Essays on Technology, Creativity, Copyright, and the Future of the FutureContent: Selected Essays on Technology, Creativity, Copyright, and the Future of the Future by Cory Doctorow Hailed by Bruce Sterling as “a political activist, gizmo freak, junk collector, programmer, entrepreneur, and all-around Renaissance geek,” the Internet’s favorite high-... |
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Datz Music Lounge: Gimmick or the Future of Digital Music?If you live in the U.K. and you have 100 British pounds to spare, you can now subscribe to the Datz Music Lounge, where those 100 pounds can buy you unlimited access to DRM-free MP3s for one year. According to Music Week, Datz features about 2 million tracks from EMI, Warner, Beggars Group, and The ... |
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Open-source DRM Ready To Take On Big GunsBarence writes "An open-source digital rights management (DRM) scheme says it's ready to supplant Apple and Microsoft as the world's leading copy protection solution. Marlin, which is backed by companies such as Sony and Samsung, has just announced a new partner program that aims to drive th... |


