Negative Space: DRM

George Orwell’s incinerator: Amazon shows by doing why digital restriction management on consumer items is a bad idea.
iPod repeating same mistakes as Macintosh?: Real wants to focus attention in the Harmony/iPod debate solely on the iTunes Music Store. But the iPod is about far more than the iTMS.
MP3tunes.com: consumer-friendly music: A new music download site from MP3.com founder Michael Robertson promises restriction-free, consumer-friendly music and more money for artists.

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