Digital Rights Management: Having your Cake and Eating it.
 

Those who wish to wipe out the concept of Digital Rights Management (DRM) want to allow buyers to have their cake and eat it too. Their stance would make it possible for consumers to not only use the art forms contained under DRM, but to reproduce and redistribute them as well. Possibly even making money off of something that does not belong to them. When buyers are able to make reproductions of a compact disc, for example, and sell it for $2-$3 without disrupting much of the quality, it makes way for sales of true original CDs to go down and the artist no longer profits from their hard work.

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• Digital Rights Management: Having your Cake and Eating it.

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