Intellectual Property
Feb. 8, 2007
Apple Chief Hopes to Drop Digital-Music Shield
Citing the large-scale failure of anti-piracy technology, Apple CEO Steve Jobs urged the major record labels Tuesday to license their digital music without the burden of digital-rights-management software, or DRM.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Citing the large-scale failure of anti-piracy technology, Apple CEO Steve Jobs urged the major record labels Tuesday to license their digital music without the burden of digital-rights-management software, or DRM.
Abandoning DRM, Jobs wrote in an open letter published on Apple's Web site, "is clearly the best alternative for consumers, and Appl...
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