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The Technology Liberation Front » Archive » Steve Jobs on Music Choice
Started by TLF · 10 months ago
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3 years ago
But my broader point is that the emperor has no clothes. The guy responsible for the world's most popular DRM format knows that DRM is ineffective against piracy and bad for consumers. I may or may not fault the messenger for his hypocrisy, but I certainly want the message heard by as many people as possible.