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Major League Baseball has, in switching from one DRM protocol to another, made it impossible to play any downloads purchased under the previous system.As someone who makes his living from creative work, it drives me crazy to see the major content purveyors poisoning the well like this. I want people to feel that they should buy my stuff rather than ( Read more... )

A new investment group has acquired the rights to Hammer Films’ back catalogue and properties. Like the group they bought it from, they’re promising to revive the venerable horror brand with new movies and a 21st century media strategy ( Read more... )

This NOW magazine article is extremely optimistic about the Digital Music Exchange, a proposal to legalize P2P music file sharing by charging a universal license fee for it. The DMX software supposedly logs not only downloads of a song, but the number of plays, and can even tell if it gets burned to CD. Pieces of the compensation pie are doled out ( Read more... )