DRM
Quad Core and SecurROM for GTA IV PC release
By: Mike Bantick
Grand Theft Auto IV for the PC has made it to retail shelves and digital distribution services. The game will require SecurROM activation, but RockStar Games reassure GTA IV PC fans that the DRM won’t be too heavy.
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By: Mike Bantick
Grand Theft Auto IV for the PC has made it to retail shelves and digital distribution services. The game will require SecurROM activation, but RockStar Games reassure GTA IV PC fans that the DRM won’t be too heavy.
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QuickTime 7.5.7 fixes iTunes SD DisplayPort blues
By: Stephen Withers
It looks like a software glitch may have been the cause of the recent problems some MacBook owners experienced when attempting to play standard-definition iTunes content on an external display.
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By: Stephen Withers
It looks like a software glitch may have been the cause of the recent problems some MacBook owners experienced when attempting to play standard-definition iTunes content on an external display.
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DPCP blocks MacBook movie playback
By: Stephen Withers
Owners of new MacBooks are crying foul over a feature that blocks the use of many external displays for watching movies.
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By: Stephen Withers
Owners of new MacBooks are crying foul over a feature that blocks the use of many external displays for watching movies.
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SanDisk wants microSD cards to displace CDs, launches “Shuffle-like” player
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Just as most CDs are DRM-free, so are SanDisk’s new “slotMusic” microSD cards, offering music in “up to 320kbps” DRM-free MP3 format. Available in stores pre-loaded with music from a range of popular artists and selling at an RRP of US $14.95 each, with some packaged with a Shuffle-like SanDisk player (on sale for US $20 alone) for a total of $34.95, is this a new front in the digital music revolution, or a waste of time in the face of the download reality?
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By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Just as most CDs are DRM-free, so are SanDisk’s new “slotMusic” microSD cards, offering music in “up to 320kbps” DRM-free MP3 format. Available in stores pre-loaded with music from a range of popular artists and selling at an RRP of US $14.95 each, with some packaged with a Shuffle-like SanDisk player (on sale for US $20 alone) for a total of $34.95, is this a new front in the digital music revolution, or a waste of time in the face of the download reality?
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BBC iPlayer and Apple iPhone: FIGHT!
By: Davey Winder
So the BBC is on a mission to make the iPlayer available on more portable devices, as long as they support Windows Media-protected content that is. Which means no iPlayer content on your iPhone. Or does it?
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By: Davey Winder
So the BBC is on a mission to make the iPlayer available on more portable devices, as long as they support Windows Media-protected content that is. Which means no iPlayer content on your iPhone. Or does it?
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Walmart: all your music are belong to you (for now)
By: Davey Winder
When it announced that early adopters of the online music download store would lose access to tracks they had already purchased, Walmart discovered that the Internet gives consumers a very loud voice. Now it appears that Walmart is changing tune...
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By: Davey Winder
When it announced that early adopters of the online music download store would lose access to tracks they had already purchased, Walmart discovered that the Internet gives consumers a very loud voice. Now it appears that Walmart is changing tune...
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Walmart: all your music are belong to us
By: Davey Winder
Walmart is known for selling cheap stuff and keeping shoppers who want it cheap nice and cheerful. Now users of the Walmart music download service could lose access to some tracks they have already bought and paid for.
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By: Davey Winder
Walmart is known for selling cheap stuff and keeping shoppers who want it cheap nice and cheerful. Now users of the Walmart music download service could lose access to some tracks they have already bought and paid for.
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Spore raises religious, technical and gamer furore
By: Mike Bantick
For a good game Spore is certainly getting peoples backs up. Through a concerted effort, spurred on by anger directed at the DRM (Digital Rights Management) component, user reviews on Amazon.Com have driven Spores rating to one star out of five.
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By: Mike Bantick
For a good game Spore is certainly getting peoples backs up. Through a concerted effort, spurred on by anger directed at the DRM (Digital Rights Management) component, user reviews on Amazon.Com have driven Spores rating to one star out of five.
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H.264 coming to Silverlight at last
By: Stephen Withers
Microsoft's getting with the program: the company has previewed support for H.264 video content in Silverlight. Some may question why it has taken Redmond so long to embrace the video standard.
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By: Stephen Withers
Microsoft's getting with the program: the company has previewed support for H.264 video content in Silverlight. Some may question why it has taken Redmond so long to embrace the video standard.
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NBC Universal back on iTunes Store: who caved?
By: Stephen Withers
New NBC Universal TV shows are back in the iTunes Store after a one year absence. The question is did NBC Universal give in to Apple's one price fits all policy or did it get the pricing flexibility it wanted?
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By: Stephen Withers
New NBC Universal TV shows are back in the iTunes Store after a one year absence. The question is did NBC Universal give in to Apple's one price fits all policy or did it get the pricing flexibility it wanted?
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Auntie developing ad-backed bbcTunes music download service
By: Davey Winder
The BBC is planning a music download service so fans can pay for tracks that have been broadcast on TV and Radio for free. Has Auntie gone stark raving mad?
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By: Davey Winder
The BBC is planning a music download service so fans can pay for tracks that have been broadcast on TV and Radio for free. Has Auntie gone stark raving mad?
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Subscription music coming to iTunes? Maybe!
By: Stephen Withers
Although Apple in general and Steve Jobs in particular have eschewed subscription music, there's a suggestion that we'll see an about-face before September is out.
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By: Stephen Withers
Although Apple in general and Steve Jobs in particular have eschewed subscription music, there's a suggestion that we'll see an about-face before September is out.
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“Sanity” launches music rental service in Australia – 17 months late!
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Announced at the Australian launch of Windows Vista on January 30, 2007, and due to launch in April 2007, Australian music store “Sanity” has finally launched Australia’s first music subscription service on the 14th of August 2008. Is it worth it?
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By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Announced at the Australian launch of Windows Vista on January 30, 2007, and due to launch in April 2007, Australian music store “Sanity” has finally launched Australia’s first music subscription service on the 14th of August 2008. Is it worth it?
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When will BigPond start selling DRM-free video, too?
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
The news that Telstra has launched a DRM-free MP3 option on BigPond is all over the news, and it has been a long time in coming. Yes, there’s the talk that iTunes is in danger, but now that the DRM demon has been slain for music, video should be next!
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By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
The news that Telstra has launched a DRM-free MP3 option on BigPond is all over the news, and it has been a long time in coming. Yes, there’s the talk that iTunes is in danger, but now that the DRM demon has been slain for music, video should be next!
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Will BigPond MP3 music deal hurt iTunes Store?
By: Stephen Withers
The problem with online music stores in Australia has been that they force a tradeoff between full coverage of the major labels, or DRM schemes that prevent buyers listening to their purchases on whatever device they choose. Telstra's BigPond Music store has reached a deal with the big four labels allowing it to offer unprotected MP3s.
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By: Stephen Withers
The problem with online music stores in Australia has been that they force a tradeoff between full coverage of the major labels, or DRM schemes that prevent buyers listening to their purchases on whatever device they choose. Telstra's BigPond Music store has reached a deal with the big four labels allowing it to offer unprotected MP3s.
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BigPond challenges iTunes with MP3 downloads!
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Watch out iTunes – BigPond has done deals with all four major record labels and the leading independents to create a music store with MP3s that will work on any music player – iPods and iPhones included. But the world still waits for DRM-free videos...
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By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Watch out iTunes – BigPond has done deals with all four major record labels and the leading independents to create a music store with MP3s that will work on any music player – iPods and iPhones included. But the world still waits for DRM-free videos...
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Rhapsody DRM-free MP3 store takes on iTunes' dominance
By: Stephen Withers
A full range of unprotected MP3 tracks, full-length previews, competitive prices - will the Rhapsody music store from RealNetworks be the one that finally puts the squeeze on Apple's iTunes Store?
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By: Stephen Withers
A full range of unprotected MP3 tracks, full-length previews, competitive prices - will the Rhapsody music store from RealNetworks be the one that finally puts the squeeze on Apple's iTunes Store?
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Five billion iTunes served
By: Stephen Withers
Apple's market-leading iTunes Store has hit a new milestone: over five billion songs have now been purchased.
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By: Stephen Withers
Apple's market-leading iTunes Store has hit a new milestone: over five billion songs have now been purchased.
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