Comments on: Landmark Study Concludes That DRM Adversely Affects What We Can Legally Do

By: Copyright and DRM (Legacy post) | Mike's Stuff

[...] to the internet, and before long anyone with an internet connection ca play the game for free. A study released in 2009 concluded that for the most part, DRM only hinders legal users. So why does DRM [...]

By: Landmark Study Concludes That DRM Adversely Affects What We Can Legally Do : Tech Blog

Sat, 06 Jun 2009 04:37:37 +0000

[...] It can be called the study that pointed out what many have known all along. DRM has been adversely affecting what consumers can do with their legitimately paid for content. That’s a conclusion drawn by a Cambridge study that many are already reading about. The study had some interesting conclusions. In the conclusions, [...] Source:Landmark Study Concludes That DRM Adversely Affects What We Can Legally Do [...]

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» Blog Archive » When Journalism Reminds Me of University — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 07:07:47 +0000

[...] a news story and be totally nostalgic of University all at the same time. I just finished writing this story on the Cambridge study on DRM. I really hope no one get’s the impression that the researchers [...]