DRM Advocate Violates DRM

Alsee writes "A year and a day after arguing DRM was good for business, acceptable to consumers, and necessary in today's world, JupiterMedia VP and Research Director Michael Gartenberg comes face to face with DRM reality, downloads a circumvention tool, violates DRM, and blogs about his MS Reader DRM issues being solved ... permanently. Perhaps now he would be interested in the EFF Action Center where Americans can quickly and easily ask your Representative to co-sponsor the Digital Media Consumers' Rights Act."

Comments

Re:He was right then, and he's right now.

[centauri]

If it has than it's thanks to lax grammatical policing by people such as yourself who are happy to misuse "affect" and misspell "lose."

Oh, well, at least it's a handy tip off to people who want to seem smart, but don't actually think too much about the words they're using.