By Jo Best
Published: Friday 02 September 2005
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Anonymous
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USA
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Player
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The real culprit here is the greediness of the record companies. DRM wouldn't be needed if the price was reasonable enough so that it was a hassle to go anywhere other than a legitimate source. Attesting to the greediness are the rumors of the record companies wanting to "adjust" the pricing of iTunes Music Store product. What it also comes down to is that the copyright laws are too antiquated to apply to today's technology; it needs to be drastically altered!
According to some of the reports I've read, "break...
Dennis McDonald
It may be time consuming but more and more people ...
Anonymous
And who's fault is it for having DRM in the first ...
John Horvatic
The real culprit here is the greediness of the rec...
Anonymous
Wrong blame. Record companies require DRM for the...
Anonymous
I am with Anonymous on this, the whole area is a c...
Simon
I also buy CD's (over 1600 at last count) and rip ...
David Howe
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