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Originally Posted by Snas
I think that the problem today with this new market and this new support is the same met by the music some years ago...
The editors do not want that the same problem with the DRM reproduce...
Before the market grows they want to impose closed and protected formats...
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Well that's a pretty dumb choice. Obviously, you can't do such a thing without failing. Instead of doing the same mistakes that the music industry did a few years ago, they should understand that there's new ways to make money with a digital industry, and that putting DRM everywhere won't stop people from stealing.
Developing good services, working together on a unique open format, earning money not only with the "hits" but also niche markets... Those are a few key areas everyone should be working on.