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Content protection has been in place for tens of years. DVD's are protected now, tapes contain scramble data, etc. The same industry that insisted on it for physical media also wants to use it on bits. MS is just addressing one set of customer requests. If you don't do that they tend to look for a solution somewhere else.
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Show Me  ParadigmOdyssey | 06/02/04
It appears that  ParadigmOdyssey | 06/02/04
Skunk calling eagle; come in eagle;  Spin_Masterz | 06/02/04
Continues...  Yen_z | 06/02/04
my take:  ryusen | 06/02/04
hey  meetoo | 06/02/04
DRM = hell no  M_c | 06/02/04
This explains the Apple patent  mlindl | 06/02/04
DRM = are you all stupid?  rg807 | 06/02/04
they are supplying the technology,  ryusen | 06/02/04
History lesson  rg807 | 06/02/04
and your point is?  ryusen | 06/02/04
You missed the point  Fred Fredrickson | 06/03/04
I guess you missed the whole "Janus" annoucement  rg807 | 06/03/04
to which,  ryusen | 06/03/04
Also...  rg807 | 06/02/04
I Would Invite All Of You To Download Some Music  ParadigmOdyssey | 06/03/04
Is this the best MS can do with the IP they stole off Burst.com?  whisperycat | 06/03/04

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