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Chinese Users Get Nokia Music Service Sans DRM

Posted by timothy on from the market-paradox dept.

angry tapir writes "Nokia has launched a version of its Comes With Music download service without digital rights management (DRM) for the Chinese market. Currently, the service is available in about 30 countries, but in those countries the music, unlike in China, is copy-protected."

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  1. makes sense by PopeRatzo · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    The Chinese can get the music without DRM because they have a lot more respect for copyright.

    The problem in the West is that we just don't know how to behave.

    Just wait 'til the really nasty transnational corporations start playing countries against one another. It's going to be a new Golden Age for defense contractors and arms manufacturers. Not that their first Golden Age ever ended.

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