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Sony DRM Offending List
As an avid music listener, I am most concerned that we may not be aware when people purchase offending CD's, either for personal use or as gifts for other unsuspecting users.
I would require that a list be published by users and Sony of all offending titles.
I would further require that Sony, and all its subsidiaries be compelled, either by law or by the retailers, to publish that list and display it prominantly at all retail outlets so we can readily identify the offensive CD's and avoid them.
Further, Sony should be forced to pay for the space required to post these warning lists. This would give the needed incentive to the retailers to enforce this plan in each and every outlet. If you don't pay the retailers, they're not too excited about extra work and lost space.
The negative exposure would force Sony to get off its duff and make some real and public changes. I, for one, am wondering whether recent sound tracks I bought could be infected, but I'm not going to put them into my computer just to find out.
It's moronic behavior like this that will drive the public further and further into file sharing rather than to the direct distributor; they know they're taking chances with FTP, and they can/will accept that; but to be shot down by corporate snipers is intolerable.
Sorry Sony, but I can't trust you any more. How many honest buyers in the world will after this?
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In that case  Michael Kelly | 11/09/05
exactly... and who is to say...  linuxoverwindows | 11/10/05
Removing in not a circumventing  voska | 11/09/05
Oh, is this gonna get ugly or what.  BitTwiddler | 11/09/05
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RE: Privacy by reuzedw  btljooz | 11/10/05
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Down with Symantec, yay CA!  techboy_z | 11/09/05
Technical info for the curious.  mike_noren2002@... | 11/09/05
CD's to avoid  tic swayback | 11/09/05
Hi. Thank you for your information.  Grayson Peddie | 11/09/05
First 4 Internet  Bill4 | 11/09/05
Just wait until Sony sicks the DMCA on them  DarthRidiculous | 11/09/05
Anxiously, I am waiting. This should be the end of rhe DMCA. (NT)  Update victim | 11/10/05
Just wait until Sony sicks the DMCA on them  DarthRidiculous | 11/09/05
RE: Just wait until Sony sicks the DMCA on them  AcidTest | 11/10/05
Which is exactly why ....  dstinson_z | 11/10/05
You SAID it!!!!  btljooz | 11/10/05
I believe  D-Ram | 11/10/05
RE: I believe by dram  btljooz | 11/10/05
Sony DRM Offending List  Media-Ted@... | 11/10/05
parental advisory - explicit rootkits  linuxoverwindows | 11/10/05
get that sony crap out  alandee4 | 11/10/05
Sony Sells MP3 Players  mikemerch@... | 11/10/05
Boycott  InsaneWayne | 11/10/05
If Sony does this, how many OTHER  btljooz | 11/10/05
While you avoiding the Sony CDs  Boot_Agnostic | 11/10/05
Sony's EULA is worse than their DRM  tic swayback | 11/10/05
EXTREMELY Educational Post by tic swayback  btljooz | 11/10/05
No more Sony BMG CDs for me!  pilaar39 | 11/10/05
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