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Google developing DRM for TV content
As soon as
we heard yesterday that Google was developing its own paid video
download service including content from CBS and the NBA, it was pretty obvious that they'd have to arrange some
sort of content protection to appease the sorts of people who still think DRM is something other than moot, i.e. the TV
execs. According to Tech Dirt (via the WSJ), rather
than going with a third-party solution, Google is developing its own in-house DRM. Though holding on to the hope that
Google would never go the DRM route is a lost cause, it will be interesting to see what they come up with. Who knows,
maybe they'll make it open source.
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The mechanics of the game are very simple. You are a small red square, ...
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