Thread: In Music, DRM Is Back While Ownership Is Going Away
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Old 04-15-2017, 01:58 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by pwalker8 View Post
I really haven't run across any mainstream music, movies or TV shows that I couldn't buy and own, even if it's available for streaming. Perhaps some of the Netflix original series or something like that. Content providers aren't going to leave money on the table. Streaming content is just one revenue stream for content providers. Downloaded digital and DVD/BluRay are other streams for video.
Sorry I think you didn''t get what I meant. With internet speeds increasing and more devices getting connected in the future they will stop selling you physical media. Just like Amazon and publishers don't sell you ebooks. Just the rights to read them same will be with all other media. And all such media will be DRM protected.
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