The Pope Would Like You To Share Your Music
Nov 8th, 2004 | By Joe Taylor Jr. | Category: Web/Tech|
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From a stellar overview of digital rights management, this insight from one of the most influential folks at a major label…
Ted Cohen, EMI SVP, believes users who pass around music after paying
for it are basically recruiting new fans for the label – and should get
something in return in the form exclusive access, free downloads or
even cash. While he’s tight-lipped about the service details, he’s very
vocal about the future role of DRM. It should “empower and not
criminalize� users, and should allow the user “fluid use of content�
across devices. Cohen, widely regarded as the “pope of digital music,�
is the first to evangelize about the need to stop policing users and
promote community. More should listen.
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November 8th, 2004 at 8:09 pm
Flexible Management? (DRM)
— EMI gets kudos for its breakthrough DRM approach.
November 25th, 2004 at 12:08 pm
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