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		<title>Bang the DRM Slowly…</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Two weeks ago on NPR’s <a href="http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=102330373" target="_blank">All Things Considered</a> I had a brief sound bite about DRM (Digital Rights Management) and the music industry. What you didn’t get to hear was the larger point I was trying to pull together – which is that DRM is not bad, nor is it good. It is like any tool, only as good (or bad) as it is implemented.
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DRM has gotten a lot of press over the years as there is a quite vocal group who are politically/philosophically, perhaps even morally opposed to any restrictions on the use of content once disseminated.  I call them the “Anti-DRMers.” They come in many forms – from scholarly archivists to Swedish anarchists.  <a...]]></description>
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