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Why DRM Cannot Protect
Copyrights --- Workshop on Digital Rights
Management 22-23 January 2001
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The Broken Link
In a DRM setup the user initially is forced to use special
facilities to 'consume' the digital content either by viewing or
listening. There is no way out for the content. But it is easy
to e.g.
* grab the image by
screenshot
* catch the audio stream by
sampling.
Content can be brought to the Internet by many other ways which
are not under the control of DRM systems:
* image scanning
* CD grabbing
The link between work and owner is broken.
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