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Apple, Amazon may hold future of DRM-free music
May 17, 2007 Sales of unprotected music at retailers could help determine whether record industry adopts open MP3s.Year in review: Copy protection goes mainstream
January 3, 2004 Hackers and critics kept up their opposition, but consumers and businesses began accepting digital rights management.Group takes nonstandard try at antipiracy standard
October 2, 2003 Frustrated by the lack of a copy protection standard that might help the digital content business reach the mainstream, MPEG LA is taking matters into its own hands.Will Sony's DRM nightmare affect future policies?
November 12, 2005 Readers weigh in on the security debacle surrounding Sony's rootkit music CDs.Publishing industry tackles digital rights
August 18, 2004 Copyright issues are just as tough when it comes to text and photos as they are for music and movies.Group calls for copy protection Rosetta stone
July 20, 2004 MPEG founder looks for standards that let portable music and video players speak the same language.Will music industry dance again to Apple's tune?
May 31, 2007 Apple's bold gamble could push the rest of the music industry into offering DRM-free music.Home electronics giants launch antipiracy strategy
January 19, 2005 Taking aim at Microsoft and Apple, consumer electronics companies say they'll build their own copy protection system.Microsoft sues over source code theft
September 26, 2006 Alleged hacker known as "Viodentia" broke through copy-protection tools using Redmond's own code, company charges.Tech powers seek antipiracy accord
October 4, 2004 Group hopes to end the morass of copy-protection technologies that has rendered much digital content and hardware incompatible.Stalemate on digital content?
November 6, 2003 Rights-management schemes are threatening to put customers under proprietary lock and key. And critics warn that Microsoft is gaining too much power, from multimedia to corporate memos.IBM prepares lockbox for home networks
September 16, 2003 The computer giant readies a digital rights management strategy that includes software controls aimed at preventing illegal use of commercial media.Microsoft fixes potential antipiracy hole
February 17, 2005 Japanese programmers spotlight flaw in Redmond's antipiracy protections, but the company moves to block the hack.The digital home: Still a handyman's special?
May 9, 2007 Someday soon, it'll be easy to stream video to every room and every device. For now, it's still a labor of love.Bringing wireless connections homeProgram points way to iTunes DRM hack
November 25, 2003 The Norwegian programmer who created a widely used DVD-cracking tool turns his attention to Apple's copy protection for iTunes.MPEG founder seeks copy-protection accord
September 30, 2003 Digital media experts led by the founder of the group that created the MPEG set of media standards launch a forum that's aimed at standardizing copy protection technology.FAQ: Vista's strong, new antipiracy protections
August 30, 2005 Microsoft is working closely with studios in ways that could affect your home entertainment system. Here's what you need to know.MP3 getting antipiracy makeover
March 2, 2004 The file-swapping technology associated with the original Napster era is being transformed to block unauthorized copying and take advantage of now-popular legal services.Attack targets Sony 'rootkit' fix
November 16, 2005 Security firm reports Web sites intended to exploit a flaw in a Sony program designed to remedy security problems in copy-protected CDs.Tech heavies support challenge to copyright law
June 22, 2004 Sun and others in new group throw weight behind bill that would make it legal to crack protection schemes.
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