Replace Your Music....Again · Slashdot Mirror

Posted by Hemos on Thursday November 13, 2003 @04:07AM from the newer-better-faster dept.

sethadam1 writes "I was not at all surprised to find that experts are predicting the death of the compact disc in as little as 5 years. This article over at Ananova suggests the next format of music will be little fingernail-sized cards. As cool as these sound, is anyone else worried that sneaky industry folks might try to distribute all new music in DRM'ed WMA files?" Yeah, this description sounds basically like bigger Magic Gate, that wonderful situation where you can pay more than normal to get DRM. Update: 11/13 16:45 GMT by H : As RobertB-DC pointed, this is sort of a dupe - see our previous article.

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There's nothing they can do... by menix · 2003-11-13 05:50 · Score: 0, Redundant

Until they have a chip implanted in our head we can't hear digital...
sound has to be analog at some point and that can ALWAYS be recorded....

Let em waste all the money they want on security... it's useless... completely.