All those poor comcast subscribers must think we're spoiled.

@#23

Of course people should know that DRM bites. The problem is that they don't. If everyone knew what DRM was, no consumer would touch it with a ten foot pole. Or a credit card.

Unfortunately media producers tend to use words like "secure digitally encrypted data format" rather than while making the (usually) true assertion that the media will at the very least be playable and the average consumer just figures whatever the DRM is named is another one of those nice-sounding but unimportant techno buzzwords.