Since it’s birth the Internet has relied upon the interaction of its users for content – now social media and Web 2.0 technologies have propelled user generated content to the forefront, and concern is mounting over the impact of allowing people to post material online anonymously. Reuters recently became the latest site to prohibit anonymous [...]
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Playing Fair – Apple, Amazon and Freedom from DRM
Along with the introduction of digital music purchases, came the rise of DRM restricting how it could be used. With traditional media, music was generally freely playable and transferable, but over the past decade we have seen more and more restrictions imposed on consumers, controlling which portable device music is played on, how many computers [...]
