The pitfalls of DRM in 60 seconds
DRM is a topic often convered on this blog because it is one of the most common forms of uninnovation. However, it can be difficult to explain the harmful aspects of DRM to the general public in a meaningful way. DRM systems are often complex and affect systems that consumers are just starting to really understand, such as mp3 players and online music and movie stores.
This video, created by R. Clayton for defectivebydesign.org, does a great job of explaining why DRM is bad for consumers - in 60 seconds.
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