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Old 11-19-2009, 01:54 PM   #1
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Thumbs up Finally, DRM seems to be losing
It's very heartening to see people realize artificially removing value and features is bad.

http://www.google.com/trends?q=drm

It may not be very scientific, but the tendency seems clear. Note the top headlines:

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Apple: Record labels should drop DRM
    Globe and Mail - Feb 7 2007   
EMI, Apple to go DRM free
    Inquirer - Apr 2 2007   
Apple launches DRM-free iTunes
    AURUM3 NewTech - May 30 2007   
Universal Tests DRM-Free Music
    NewsFactor Network - Aug 10 2007   
Amazon launches DRM-free "Amazon MP3" music downloads
    engadget - Sep 25 2007   
Apple iTunes DRM free
    MyADSL - Jan 7 2009
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