[Vincent M Ferrari]

Yep. At least if the popular understanding is true.

[Vincent M Ferrari]

Yep. At least if the popular understanding is true.

[rzanology]

now THAT could be a huge problem!

[Janak Parekh]

Originally Posted by Vincent M Ferrari

That being said, as a content producer myself, my work is licensed under a CC license, and if they apply DRM to it while someone shares it, that's a violation of the license on the content. I have a feeling a lot of content producers are going to rally against the Zune solely on those grounds, and that could be devastating for Microsoft.

Yup, this has been under extensive discussion -- take a look. From my quick scanning, it won't be a legally-prosecutable CC violation, but it's not so nice either...

--janak

[Vincent M Ferrari]

Maybe we should just ignore the DRM on Microsoft's store. Surely that's just not being nice, too :-)

This is the problem with our modern digital distribution system. Whether you want to be or not, your content can be munged anyway they want to.