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Wednesday 25 October 2006

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BBC News reports that the DRM system which Apple uses to reduce the value of the songs it sells via the iTunes online shop has been cracked.

Jon "deCSS" Lech Johanson's company DoubleTwist plans to license the crack to rival makers of music players. His company nicely describes its core business as "interoperability solutions for digital media".

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But you're going to jail anyway

michael_kallas

Thursday 26 October 2006

Thanks to EUCD, even if this DRM was cracked, you're risking to go to jail and / or pay high fines to the music industry for "lost license fees".

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