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| + | "Next Generation Secure Memory Initiative (tentative name) is a | ||
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| + | and promote HD (high-definition)-capable security for SD Cards and embedded | ||
| + | memory for use in advanced consumer applications such as tablets and | ||
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Revision as of 18:24, 7 March 2012
This page contains suggestions for the guide as send to the DBD site by email
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If a site HAS DRM, please list it on http://libreplanet.org/wiki/SitesWithDRM
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"Next Generation Secure Memory Initiative (tentative name) is a collaboration of Panasonic, Samsung, SanDisk, Sony and Toshiba to license and promote HD (high-definition)-capable security for SD Cards and embedded memory for use in advanced consumer applications such as tablets and smartphones."
http://nextgenerationsecurememory.com/
- Amazon's DRM-free offers are still limited to the US, and so is Rhapsody. - The iTunes Music Store is not available on free operating systems and therefore not an option for me as a GNU/Linux user. Apple could simply open an iTunes WEB shop, and their music would be available on all platforms. - Napster is available (at least the mobile edition), but it still has DRM here. - The big Swiss download stores - e.g. exlibris.ch, i-m.ch, weltbild-downloads.ch - all have WMA-DRM. Actually none of them is very popular: I think most people use iTunes. - 7digital looks promising, and it's available in all neighbour countries, but not here! - eMusic appears to be available globally, so that's probably the best option. Their range of songs is somewhat limited, though.
Can we have a black list of dvd devices that are locked to a region and can not be unlocked. I have just bought a Samsund SH855 and have been to by the company that its is a hardware lock. The ACCC here in Australia says to do so is in breach of the trade practices act but they get out of it as the ACCC says there are unlocked devices on the market meaning its my fault for buying a locked one with out asking.
Some Australian stores are now selling DRM-free MP3 files: BigPond Music (http://bigpondmusic.com), Sony BMG's banit.fm (http://bandit.fm) and EMI's Musichead MP3 (http://musicheadmp3.com.au). bandit.fm does require Flash, unfortunately.
This is a nice list of DRM Free book publishers published by Liza Daly, http://blog.threepress.org/2009/11/10/list-of-drm-free-publishers/ -- she also links to other lists.
Does FreeView have DRM?
The Funny Music Project (www.thefump.com
Just thought I would point out a very DRM infested company called Qtrax.com or music.qtrax.com.
This company wants to give out free DRM infested music and is available in 13 countries as of now.
Thanks to a combination of DRM idiocy and technical and communications failures on the part of EA and Bioware, I (along with thousands of fellow EA/Bioware customers) spent my free time this past weekend needlessly trapped in troubleshooting hell, in a vain attempt to get my single-player game to load. The problem, it turns out, was the Bioware's DRM authorization servers, and as of Tuesday afternoon, the situation still is not resolved. For four days now, those of us who made the mistake of shelling out for Dragon Age:Origins (especially the Ultimate Edition) have been unable to play the single-player game that we paid for. And the unlucky souls who bought the game on Friday haven't yet seen it work properly.
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PBS is not something that is easy for free software users to watch. This movie, from their front page, seems to require flash and does not work with Debian Squeeze
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Some companies sell FLAC music and music players. http://www.archos.com/ offers FLAC Players(some devices do not support Vorbis) and DRM-free GNU/Linux tablets. http://7digital.com/ offers FLAC encoded music. http://ww.w.allflac.com/ is another Musicstore that sells lossless music. These should be listed at DefectiveByDesign and/or PlayOgg.
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