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35 Days Against DRM
- Day 1: MacBook
- Day 2: Netflix
- Day 3: Overdrive
- Day 4: iPlayer
- Day 5: Yahoo and MSN
- Day 6: Windows Media
- Day 7: Prince
- Day 8: Nintendo Wii
- Day 9: Zune
- Day 10: Spore
- Day 11: iTunes
- Day 12: Grand Fail Auto
- Day 13: HDTV
- Day 14: RIAA
- Day 15: Steve Jobs
- Day 16: Kindle Swindle
- Day 17: Adobe
- Day 18: DMCA
- Day 19: iPhone
- Day 20: Windows Vista
- Day 21: HD-DVD
- Day 22: TiVO
- Day 23: Erik Huggers
- Day 24: SDMI
- Day 25: Sen. Biden & Leahy
- Day 26: ACTA
- Day 27: Ballmer and Gates
- Day 28: Digital Copy
- Day 29: Edgar Bronfman
- Day 30: "Trusted"?
- Day 31: Bono
- Day 32: RIAA
- Day 33: Blu-Ray & PS3
- Day 34: MOB TV
- Day 35: DRM in 2008
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Zuneral commemorates the death of DRM
Posted On: Fri, 2008-05-23 13:34 by JoshuaGay
Take action: Digg the invitation, attend the Zuneral.
Harvard Free Culture has entombed an iPod and a Zune in cement in preparation for a Zuneral, to commemorate the death of Digital Restrictions Management.
Boycott Windows Media Center
Posted On: Tue, 2008-05-20 13:41 by JoshuaGay
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Take action:
- Digg the BadVista.org blog post.
- Boycott Windows Media Center!
Microsoft is using DRM to prevent users from saving certain television shows to their hard drive. Saving such streams is a normal feature that comes with Windows Media Center, but they have locked you out of