RIAA: DRM Is 'Pro-Consumer' Just don't ask them for any concrete examples Thursday Apr 26 2007 14:21 EDT Back in February, DRM maker Macrovision, in response to Steve Jobs' DRM missive, tried to argue that DRM "increases consumer value." Now the RIAA's Mitch Bainwol this week informs us that "DRM serves all sorts of pro-consumer purposes," though he fails to name even one valid example. As Techdirt observes, people seem to think if you repeat something frequently enough, it magically becomes true. |
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2007-Apr-26 3:47 pm
The RIAA says it's good for you!Just announced. The RIAA says the following things are good for you!
Hepatitis Aids Hemorrhoids The Gout Erectile Dysfunction Swamp Ass Genital Herpes Dog shit on your kitchen floor Ants in the house A dirty cat box Groundhogs under your shed Flat tires Spam Seasonal Allergies Identity Theft Leaky Basements and... $4/a gallon gas | | |
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