The DRM you're refering to is the one used for *distribution of content*. I don't think he's refering to that. Actually, Digital Rights Management would be excellent for a business - not for content distribution, but for a work environment. Correction, it IS excellent because rights management is an essential part of handling even the smallest corporate network. It's the *real* and *legitimate* DRM. The other stuff is CRM (Content Restriction Management). And by the way, Trusted Computing would also be excellent for a work environment. It would make security handling much easier. The problem is with CRM and Total Crap Palladium, wich is targeted to *everyone*, not just a corporate environment where it's actually useful.
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The DRM you're refering to is the one used for *distribution of content*. I don't think he's refering to that.
Actually, Digital Rights Management would be excellent for a business - not for content distribution, but for a work environment.
Correction, it IS excellent because rights management is an essential part of handling even the smallest corporate network. It's the *real* and *legitimate* DRM. The other stuff is CRM (Content Restriction Management).
And by the way, Trusted Computing would also be excellent for a work environment. It would make security handling much easier. The problem is with CRM and Total Crap Palladium, wich is targeted to *everyone*, not just a corporate environment where it's actually useful.
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