Argumente gegen DRM

von markus um 9:54 am Dienstag, 10. April 2007

Ubuntu-Gründer Mark Shuttleworth hat in einem Blog-Posting verschiedene Argumente gegen DRM zusammen gefasst: Note to content owners: DRM doesn’t work.

There are some ideas that are broken, but attractive enough to some people that they are doomed to be tried again and again. DRM is one of them. [...]

Here are some reality bites:

* Any DRM that involves offline key storage will be broken. …
* The alternative to offline key storage is streaming-only access, and that is equally unprotectable. …
* It only takes one crack. … you cannot plug all the holes. …
* Someone will find a business model that doesn’t depend on the old way of thinking, and if it is not you, then they will eat you alive….

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