One example: The universal truth of "DRM Doesn't Work" actually simply means "DRM isn't strong enough to for big companies to stand up to the ravenous appetites of everyone on the entire internet."
This is why big companies with content everyone craves have such a hard time with DRM -- there's just too much firepower arrayed against them. If you look closer, you find that "DRM Doesn't Work" isn't quite true. It's just not as strong as Phillips or Sony would like it to be.
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One example: The universal truth of "DRM Doesn't Work" actually simply means "DRM isn't strong enough to for big companies to stand up to the ravenous appetites of everyone on the entire internet."
This is why big companies with content everyone craves have such a hard time with DRM -- there's just too much firepower arrayed against them. If you look closer, you find that "DRM Doesn't Work" isn't quite true. It's just not as strong as Phillips or Sony would like it to be.