Thanks for the positives on this article.
DRM and its inherent trouncing on private property may seem like a far flung philosophical idea but I think it's the root of why it's considered so evil and shouldn't be ignored.
I know a lot of people probably don't care. It goes back to the mindset that if you're not stealing you don't mind being searched.
Those people would join Americans who don't mind sacrificing a few civil liberties for the sake of security.
The FCC is about to rule against Comcast for bandwidth throttling. Some are saying that since they have no use for bit-torrents, P2P or any of the other questionable sources of content - throttling isn't their problem.
Spoken like a true Bostonian Loyalist circa 1773.
"I don't even care for tea! So, why should I care about taxation without representation?"
If you have (what the late Carl Sagan called) a well-honed BS-detector you saw the problems with PlaysForSure and FairPlay from the very start.
I swear, some of these corporations should employ a first-year philosophy student to test some of their policies.