09 September 2006
Day Against DRM set for 3rd October
I have written previously about DRM and the problems with it.
The 3rd of October has been declared "Day Against DRM". The idea is to inform the public about DRM and let public reaction put an end to such a technology that limits the ability for people to make copies of CDs or DVDs as backups for personal use only. It forces people to buy complete new copies of something that they themselves already own.
DefectivebyDesign is calling for ideas on ways to make people aware of DRM to be used on 3 October. There are prizes for the best ideas as well.
The 3rd of October has been declared "Day Against DRM". The idea is to inform the public about DRM and let public reaction put an end to such a technology that limits the ability for people to make copies of CDs or DVDs as backups for personal use only. It forces people to buy complete new copies of something that they themselves already own.
DefectivebyDesign is calling for ideas on ways to make people aware of DRM to be used on 3 October. There are prizes for the best ideas as well.
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