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UK study: DRM pushes people to piracy
By Marc Chacksfield published
An interesting new study by Cambridge professor has found that DRM does the opposite of its actual job and pushes people to piracy rather than preventing it.

Panasonic and BBC in copy confusion
By Marc Chacksfield published
Exclusive Are the BBC's HD channels Copy Once or Copy Free?

Microsoft pushes PlayReady mobile DRM
By Mark Harris in Seattle published
Linux, Symbian and Android devices targeted by new initiatives

SpiralFrog free music site shuts down
By Mark Harris in Seattle published
Cnet is reporting that the ad-supported free music download website SpiralFrog has shut down, less than three years after it launched.

Vodafone sheds DRM on its mobiles
By Gareth Beavis published
Vodafone has claimed it is the first global mobile network operator to offer DRM free music across both mobile phones and PCs after it scrapped digital music protection on its catalogue.

Warner Music embraces legal P2P downloads
By Mark Harris published
Qtrax licensing deal gives free ad-supported music to all

MSN Mobile: 'We'd like to have offered a fuller service'
By Gareth Beavis published
A recent interview with MSN has thrown up some interesting comments about MSN Mobile's strategy regarding its new music download service, not least the decision to tie tracks to phones through DRM.

Is 95% of the world's digital music pirated?
By Patrick Goss published
A staggering 95 per cent of digital music is illegal, according to the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry.
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