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Showing 1-18 of 18 results foundParsing Steve Jobs' alternative views of the future
February 14, 2007 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod says Jobs' proposal for a DRM-free world is a clever gambit that puts the onus on the big music companies.U.K. government rejects calls for DRM ban
February 20, 2007 Almost 1,500 sign anti-DRM petition, but U.K. officials say the technology, when certain safeguards are observed, still has value.Music executives judge Jobs, lament losses
February 28, 2007 At digital music conference, industry honchos debate what's wrong with their business. At the top of the list: Apple and DRM.iTunes goes DRM-free with EMI
May 30, 2007 Songs from major music label are available via Apple's store sans digital rights management software that prevents file copying.Apple's Jobs calls for DRM-free music
February 6, 2007 Record companies are the ones who demand digital rights management technology, not Apple, CEO says in rare open letter.EMI, Apple partner on DRM-free premium music
April 2, 2007 Music label confirms that it will sell higher-quality, copy protection-free digital music through iTunes Store.Photos: Apple's DRM-free duet with EMINews.com readers: Is Steve Jobs pigheaded?
December 7, 2005 Readers weigh in on claims that Apple's refusal to make iPod compatible with music services other than iTunes was "pigheadedness."Music exec slams mobile entertainment experience
February 14, 2007 Buying music and other content on mobile phones is unnecessarily complicated and expensive, Warner Music's CEO says.Will iPod suffer fate of the Mac?
April 15, 2004 Apple critics again take aim at the company's "go it alone" strategy--but CEO Steve Jobs seems comfortable with risks.Week in review: Policing the Net
February 9, 2007 Some in Congress want to see ISPs track your online activities and report suspicious content to the authorities.Bach answers the call at Microsoft
February 12, 2007 Top exec Robbie Bach reflects on the iPhone, Windows Mobile 6 and whether a Zune phone makes sense.Forget DRM. It's the music
March 2, 2007 Studios remain shell-shocked by Napsterization, but CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says the real solution isn't attacking pirates.Musical chairs: RealNetworks makes overture to Apple
April 15, 2004 RealNetworks is feeling squeezed in digital music and wants Apple to open its iPod to other software. But could the multimedia pioneer instead be pushed into a partnership with longtime enemy Micro...U.K. online music hobbled by high prices
September 29, 2005 Despite the rising number of iTunes-style stores, the United Kingdom has yet to benefit from more choices or cheaper pricing, IDC says.Getting Bad with Apple
September 13, 2005 Michael Robertson started MP3.com and Linspire. Now he's taking on Apple and iTunes with BadApple.Real's scramble points to isolation
April 15, 2004 Powerful strides by Apple and Microsoft point to the digital media pioneer's need for alliances.Week in review: Hackers put heat on security
August 4, 2006 Black Hat attendees probed tech security to see what shakes out, especially from Microsoft trees.
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