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Tag Archives: DRM
Why Google Acquires Widevine?
W3C’s HTML5 FAQ page might give some clues (see screenshot) about why Google buys Widevine, a DRM vendor that powers Netflix among others. What if Google adds DRM to HTML5 video? Google did something similar when they bought On2 and open-sourced … Continue reading
Music DRM is dead
At last, the Music industry seems to start accepting that Internet and mp3 have changed the way people consume songs. The announcement that Sony BMG will launch a DRM-free music download service, confirms the death of Music DRM. Last month Warner Music announced … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Lifestyle, Media
Tagged , Apple, DRM, itunes, music download, music drm, recording labels, Sony BMG, Steve Jobs, Vivendi Universal
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