When DRM dies what happens to my restricted songs?
Posted by: [NT] on: 02/17/2007 01:39 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ] · 710 views
Interesting question...As the music industry transforms and ultimately ditches DRM?and it will happen probably sooner than we think?one question is left hanging: What happens to the tunes you bought already with DRM restrictions?
On a feature at RealMoney (subscription required) called Columnist Conversation Michael Comeau asks an interesting question:
"If DRM gets abolished, I wonder if Apple (AAPL) will allow people to download songs they've already purchased in the unrestricted mp3 format." Read the answer here
On a feature at RealMoney (subscription required) called Columnist Conversation Michael Comeau asks an interesting question:
"If DRM gets abolished, I wonder if Apple (AAPL) will allow people to download songs they've already purchased in the unrestricted mp3 format." Read the answer here
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