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Designing a More User-Friendly DRM

Posted by michael on from the oxymorons dept.

onethumb writes: "As one of the core engineers on MightyWords' (now-defunct) DRM for digital documents, I was impressed by Dmitry Skylarov's great analysis of our work the other day. Planet eBook is now running my reply as their feature article explaining our design goals and decisions for our decidedly user-friendly DRM solution."

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  1. Re:No, I don't. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Informative

    yeah - my car has all the sophisticated crap and all you have to do is shove a wedge in the upper-left corner of the driver's-side door and sick a pole in to push the electronic 'unlock' button. I would say that this is just as easy for the 'average' person as downloading a crack, as the 'average' person doesn't undersand much outside of http:// and things like that are getting harder and harder to find on webpages.