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DMCA is the keystone to the whole thing.
I can only hope at some point that it will be thrown out. I posted this in the previous DRM blog but I'm going to post this link again.

http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/ptech/10/04/music.copy.reut/index.html

Ironically musicians could potentially be violating the DMCA by posting instructions on how to get past the protection of their own music.
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DMCA is the keystone to the whole thing.  Zinoron | 10/04/05
Gotta love it.... vendor permission to play music  shawkins | 10/04/05
Cash cow  Yagotta B. Kidding | 10/04/05
Now is your chance to make a difference!  tic swayback | 10/04/05
Tempest in a teapot  baggins_z | 10/04/05
So we should just passively give up our fair use rights?  tic swayback | 10/04/05
Yes, but....  dberlind | 10/04/05
Unintended consequences  terry flores | 10/04/05
DRM  nelson.robert@... | 10/05/05
So What  jobert48@... | 10/14/05
AllOfMP3.com is the model  bblackmoor@... | 10/15/05

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