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Technology & Life Integration: Fiction or Future - Sep 18, 2008
If you are old enough you will probably recall the song by Queen of the same name. It is probably one of their better songs and Freddy Mercury really put a lot of emotion into it. Perhaps he really felt that he needed …
Also tagged: community, opinion, corporation, freeme2
The Bleeding Edge - Sep 10, 2008
This is fantastic. Early Spore purchasers weigh in on Spore's crazy DRM. Ars Technica has a nice writeup of Will Wright's game everyone's buying but no one's happy with. <a href="ht
Adventures in Security - Feb 20, 2008
DRM won't work for same reasons copyrighted floppies didn't work. Suppliers of protected media only frustrate the technically challenged while providing a slight bump in the road to the committed media pirate. Here is …
Also tagged: piracy, itunes, encryption
Adventures in Security - Oct 24, 2007
Informative Graphics provides a free protected content writer and an associated reader. The writer, Net-It Now, can be downloaded and installed as a print driver that will apply rights management to any Windows …
Also tagged: security, csf, rights, security management, erm
OnTheRun: Using Mobile Devices Since They Weighed 30 lbs - Sep 21, 2007
Time for another Mobipocket update since I'm happily reading ebooks on my BlackBerry again. Remember I've had problems with Mobipocket since their DRM server went down a few weeks ago. The end result of that down time …
Also tagged: mobile, wireless, ebooks, mobipocket, stay current
OnTheRun: Using Mobile Devices Since They Weighed 30 lbs - Jul 13, 2007
Apple created quite a stir when they announced iTunes Plus, the offering of music without DRM at a higher price. The ability to purchase tunes without DRM means that consumers can take those unrestricted tunes and play …
Also tagged: mobile, wireless, itunes, nokia, stay current