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Why tech firms are out of tune (BBC)Why tech firms are out of tune (BBC)Posted Jan 11, 2004 20:31 UTC (Sun) by gnb (subscriber, #5132)In reply to: Why tech firms are out of tune (BBC) by tjansen Parent article: Why tech firms are out of tune (BBC)
Their solution to that will probably be to try and get the sale of non-DRM
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Why tech firms are out of tune (BBC) Posted Jan 12, 2004 3:48 UTC (Mon) by sitaram (subscriber, #5959) [Link] Lean on China? Ask the WiFi hardware makers what is happening on that! [IIRC China has created its own standard and has mandated that all vendors must comply... Now *that* is leaning]
Why tech firms are out of tune (BBC) Posted Jan 12, 2004 15:11 UTC (Mon) by euroderph (guest, #18639) [Link] Yes, I guess that if China did not exist we'd have to invent it. Simply because Europe and other big players have shown little or no spine in resisting America's preposterous, anti-consumer, shameful IPR/DRM demands.
Why tech firms are out of tune (BBC) Posted Jan 12, 2004 16:33 UTC (Mon) by mmarq (guest, #2332) [Link] There is no need for banning... availability and market volume will make DRM hardware, if triumphant, to the same or cheaper price of normal hardware.(DRM hardware will not run "everyday?" version of Linux and NORMAL hardware wont run future versions of the monopoly Windows)WE NEED A F/OSS-LINUX HARDWARE PLATFORM DEFENITION AS PRIORYTY I've tryed to inquirer about the availability of buing the "Windows Media Server OS" version,... and there is none... only for OEMs, like HP, that bends over to them, and to their campaign NGSCB/Paladium of hardware for nothing but M$ software... (market strategy and the DOJ settlement probabily has something to do with that). Meanwhile i'm trying to build a personal PVR system with knnoppix;
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