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Anti-DRM cards to stick in your Netflix envelopes from Defective By Design
October 16, 2007 10:08pm
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Did anyone bother to read what Netflix has to say?
From http://blog.netflix.com/search/label/Instant%20Watching
"A key issue for delivering movies online is that the studios require use of DRM (Digital Rights Management) to protect titles. And that's our holdup for the Mac - there's not yet a studio-sanctioned, publicly-available Mac DRM solution (Apple doesn't license theirs). I can promise you that, when an approved solution becomes available for the Mac, we'll be there. I'll also say that Silverlight 1.1 looks like a promising candidate - but that its DRM isn't likely to be fully available until 2008."