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A New Study on DRMs and their Impact on Privileged Use

By Zohar Efroni on May 16, 2009 at 11:31 am

Patrícia Akester from the Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Law at the University of Cambridge has just published a new study on DRM. Here’s the abstract: Read more about A New Study on DRMs and their Impact on Privileged Use

DRM by mandate? Belgium court imposes a filtering duty on ISP

By Zohar Efroni on July 5, 2007 at 2:18 pm

In a press release from today the IFPI hails a Belgium court decision, which reportedly imposes a duty on an Internet Service Provider to use filtering technology for stopping illegal file sharing activities running through its network. From the press release: Read more about DRM by mandate? Belgium court imposes a filtering duty on ISP

DRM-free music from Apple & Microsoft

By Christian Laux on April 9, 2007 at 9:47 am

Apple has announced it would offer DRM-free music through iTunes. The offer is limited to the music catalog of one of the Major Labels, EMI.

Customers still can get the DRM-protected songs at the old price. The DRM-free songs are available for an extra price of 30%. In exchange, the consumer (also) gets better file quality. Read more about DRM-free music from Apple & Microsoft

Apple says No to DRM? Maybe, if it only could…

By Zohar Efroni on February 9, 2007 at 12:27 pm

Steve Jobs published on Tuesday this article on Apple’s website. It definitely deserves a comment. Not entirely without connection to inconvenient proceedings in European countries concerning Apple and its’ FairPlay DRM platform (did someone say antitrust violations?), Jobs describes three alternative models for legally offering music online. Read more about Apple says No to DRM? Maybe, if it only could…

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