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by blagie
260 days ago
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Bad DRM led to Napster led to Netflix lead to a fragmentation of services led to a resurgence of piracy. Similar thing happened with music, only rather than piracy, it landed on legal / free (e.g. Youtube). Youtube is just starting to do the consumer-unfriendly thing (but it's got a long ways to go before piracy comes out competitive). Similar in books. I'll mention: A lot of these are consumer-unfriendly in some ways (e.g. Netflix DRM), but friendly in others. $20/month for all the movies you can watch beats piracy. |
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