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24.Nov.2002 Telepolis |
Telepolis: Microsoft researchers - DRM no help against peer-to-peer file sharing A team of four Microsoft researchers has come to the conclusion that DRM (Digital Rights Management) is no feasible way to act against peer-to-peer file sharing. According to the scientists, this also concerns watermark based copy protections systems, as devices with watermark detector are far less attractive to users than competitive products without detector. The Telepolis acticle by Janko Röttgers is accessible through the title link. (sd) [News message: 24. Nov. 2002, 21:54] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
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