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- widevine and Microsoft team up for DRM on Silverlight
- Widevine and Microsoft team up for DRM on SilverlightYippee!Just what the world needs: more DRM. People must come to terms with just how much the music and movie industries are suffering in today's tough economic times....Move Networks on SilverlightJust a clarification from your story: Does Move use VC-1?...
- Discussion threads 2008-04-14
- widevine and Microsoft team up for DRM on Silverlight
- Microsoft has its own kind of DRM in Silverlight which is based on the DRM found in Windows Media but it sounds like they're also working with Widevine to Silverlight-enable their Cypher service which also works with Flash and the On2 codec. In general, I don't think...
- Blog posts 2008-04-14
- On2 joins with widevine for Flash Video DRM
- Earlier this week, Widevine made an announcement that they were offering DRM for Flash Video. Liz Gannes over at NewTeeVee had some information, and from what I could glean from the press release, it seemed like Widevine was simply offering a downloadable client that would somehow encrypt Flash Video files....
- Blog posts 2007-04-11
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- On2 joins with widevine for Flash Video DRM
- On2 joins with Widevine for Flash Video DRMThat's like announcing ...… Dr. Kevorkian got a new assistant to help him out in assisted suicides. Forgive me if I’m not overjoyed at the news. :-(DRM has been such a boon for music, why not?Talk about following the wrong examples. IMO DRM'ing...
- Discussion threads 2007-04-12
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- White papers 2004-12-07
- Linux, digital rights on collision course
- Linux, digital rights on collision courseNot a big dealLinus Trovalds has already said he had no problems with DRM in the kernel. The door is open. Microsoft will ofcourse push for a very proprietary method of doing business to lock that from happening. IBM, Sun, HP, or...
- Discussion threads 2004-08-03
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