On Apple, DRM\'d music, and the people that pay Apple $1 a song for it. Don\'t do that people.

Reading about what users of the service need to do illustrates why DRM is a really bad idea.

I\'m sure BioShock is an awesome game and all, but the copy protection on the game is really quite ridiculous.

Felten\'s paper on the Sony DRM scandal is now out for you to read.

The lead singer of <a href=\"http://funkaoshi.com/blog/ok-go-and-kaiser-chiefs--the-mod-club\">OK Go!</a> writes a short article in the NYT on copy-protected CDs.

Bruce Schneier on the Sony DRM fiasco.

A good overview of the recent Sony DRM fiasco. (For those who don\'t know, the DRM on a recent CD put out by Sony basically installs a <a href=\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rootkit\">root kit</a> on your windows PC.)

Dope. They also ask that you petition Apple let iTunes import copy protected CDs.

DRM\'d textbooks are stupider than DRM\'d music.

Response to <a href=\"http://www.boingboing.net/2005/07/31/apple_to_add_trusted.html\">Cory Doctrow\'s</a> article on Apple and Trusted Computing.

DRMed ebooks cost lots and break when you upgrade Acrobat. This is exactly why you shouldn\'t buy stuff crippled with DRM. The reply from Amazon is hilarious.

Hillarious.

Sony works hard to make sure their MP3 players are lame.

This is actually old news, but I hadn\'t seen it written about till recently.

Another great article on the lameness that is DRM.