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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:New Ads by newaza · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    So now the arms race begins. Too bad, I just saw an ad that I WOULD have clicked on. But, now it is time for the junkbuster. They never learn.

    Oooh, the imbecile-12-year-old-with-10$-allowance-wont-click -on-ads-threat. So common on Slashdot that I suspect these things are autoposted. But the number of variations of the theme that I have seen sadly lead me to believe they are genuine.

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