11-16-2015, 11:36 PM
Who needs DRM? It has always been but a small hurdle, and only served to inconvenience the paying customer.
In 2015, the media cartels have finally succeeded in convicing people to rent ALL of their entertainment--first movies, then tv, and now music.
People have gladly given up ownership in exchange for variety and convenience.
And now, they have the largest music distributor on their side, trying to shove Music down every user's throat.
Once everything has settled in nicely, they'll start to test their price discrimination theories to see where the limits lie, like they did with song and album pricing.
In 2015, the media cartels have finally succeeded in convicing people to rent ALL of their entertainment--first movies, then tv, and now music.
People have gladly given up ownership in exchange for variety and convenience.
And now, they have the largest music distributor on their side, trying to shove Music down every user's throat.
Once everything has settled in nicely, they'll start to test their price discrimination theories to see where the limits lie, like they did with song and album pricing.