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MSN Music to shut down, leaving DRM customers in the lurch

Posted On: Wed, 2008-04-23 12:05 by johnsu01

Microsoft is ceasing support for its MSN Music service. After August 31, 2008, people who have bought music from the service will no longer be able to move that music to different computers, or even change the operating system on their current computers.

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Help improve our Guide to DRM-free living

Posted On: Tue, 2008-04-08 13:14 by JoshuaGay
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Over the past eighteen months, the music industry has almost universally turned its back on Digital Restrictions Management. Major distributors like Amazon.com are marketing their music as "DRM-free MP3 music downloads." and companies like emusic.com are continuing to

CBC to offer popular TV program as a DRM-free download

Posted On: Thu, 2008-03-20 09:05 by johnsu01

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) has some excellent news for DRM-free living.

The CBC will be the first major North American broadcaster to release one of its programs without Digital Restrictions Management (DRM). On top of that, they will be using BitTorrent to distribute the program, which is "Canada's Next Great Prime Minister".

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U.S. Patent law is defective by design

Posted On: Thu, 2008-02-28 10:41 by JoshuaGay

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Library Action: Good news on a cold day

Posted On: Tue, 2008-02-12 09:28 by JoshuaGay

Closeup image of DRM Elimination Crew in front of BPL

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