An anonymous individual has launched an
anti-DRM site called "I Hate DRM," which thankfully is less personal ranting against the inconveniences of
copy-protection, and more a research blog. In the site's context, all sorts of DRM come under scathing examination, not
just music DRM. Games, Acrobat files, and movies all come under withering attack. This person has also dug up some
valuable cirumvention how-to material.The "I Hate DRM" site
An anonymous individual has launched an
anti-DRM site called "I Hate DRM," which thankfully is less personal ranting against the inconveniences of
copy-protection, and more a research blog. In the site's context, all sorts of DRM come under scathing examination, not
just music DRM. Games, Acrobat files, and movies all come under withering attack. This person has also dug up some
valuable cirumvention how-to material.Reader Comments
(Page 1)2. Thanks Brad for your words. I think you hit the nail on the head. It is somewhat of a rant as well but I prefer to find out as much information as I can about the material before I post and then try to formulate my own ideas. I am a HEAVY consumer of media and I couldn't sit back and let something that I love dearly just let it fade away.
www.ihatedrm.com
Posted at 6:25PM on Mar 31st 2006 by IHateDRMAdmin
3. omg i hate them to!
Posted at 6:44PM on Mar 31st 2006 by Cristine
4. Hi,
I appreciate your sentiments, but I think on your site you should start straight off by explaining to the Average Joe what DRM is, us technies know it's Digital Rights Management, but most people are not aware of this when they buy music from itunes or msn etc. One site I've seen and downloaded music from www.intomusic.co.uk actually has some very cool banners which animate the whole anti-drm thing as a selling point to customers.
take a look www.intomusic.co.uk
Posted at 4:57AM on Apr 9th 2006 by muscocentric
1. You forgot the link:
http://ihatedrm.com/cs2/
Posted at 1:02PM on Mar 30th 2006 by Tony