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by Marc on February 17, 2006

David Berlind, executive editor at ZDNet, calls music industry-mandated DRM (Digital Rights Management) CRAP in this video.
CRAP stands for Content, Restriction, annulment, and Protection. Why is DRM CRAP? Because "once you've bought music or other content to play on one device, it won't play on any other device because of the proprietary layer of CRAP."
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Navio provides meta-DRM. Buy your music or other content. They'll store and track it and allow you to export it to a legal restricted format, such as Apple iPod's Fairplay. Entertainment retailers could use Navio to: > Sell content for...
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Navio provides meta-DRM. Buy your music or other content. They'll store and track it and allow you to export it to a legal restricted format, such as Apple iPod's Fairplay. Entertainment retailers could use Navio to: > Sell content for...
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Navio provides meta-DRM. Buy your music or other content. They'll store and track it and allow you to export it to a legal restricted format, such as Apple iPod's Fairplay. Entertainment retailers could use Navio to: > Sell content for...
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Navio provides meta-DRM. Buy your music or other content. They'll store and track it and allow you to export it to a legal restricted format, such as Apple iPod's Fairplay. Entertainment retailers could use Navio to: > Sell content for...
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HBO Chief Technology Officer Bob Zitter, auditioning for a role as Chief Marketing Officer for RIAA, said the term Digital Rights Management (DRM) disparages the industry's good intentions as it connotes restrictions and not new services. Zitter, ...
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