It had been a great day: dinner with friends, raucous stories, cold beer, lots of laughter. And now, a movie to cap it all off—some new, Oscar-buzzworthy flick. There’s no Blockbuster in my town (what few brick-and-mortar video stores remain feel like stubborn holdouts from an era past). For better or worse, media—movies, books, music—exist in the digital world now. A few clicks on a mouse are all that stood between me and a new release.
The Weird Rules Governing What We Download
DRM doesn’t protect content creators, and consumers hate it.
November 03, 2015