DRM-free content makes sense for consumers. As long as big media executive keep fighting it, they will hurt themselves, and their consumers... Hell, Universal fought Sony with all its might until the Supreme Court came out with its Time Shift ruling in Sony's favor. We all know the outcome: happy customers and a new mega source of revenues for big media companies.

All we need in 2008 is more DRM-fighting spirit from Cory and have more consumers vote with their wallets and keep buying DRM-free music. It will certainly take a lot more convincing to change the old structures put in place by media companies to benefit from content distribution, but it will certainly help establish the foundation for a DRM-free world in the future.

This is Johan from Neuros. As Joe mentioned in his post above, we can certainly modify the logo if need be. It is good to see that everyone seems to be in agreement about what matters most though: the concept of promoting open media content.