Content Protection, fonts, and trolling « in progress
Chris defends himself from some inaccuracies I flung his way, regarding fonts and DRM.
Chris defends himself from some inaccuracies I flung his way, regarding fonts and DRM.
Offcom are not representing my interests as a consumer. This is a disgraceful decision.
John has come to the same conclusion as Richard with regards to font embedding. In short, the font foundries are missing a huge revenue stream. They could be offering fonts on a per-domain basis (a la Google Maps or any other third-party API). Rem…
Excellent explanation of DRM by Mark Pilgrim, prompted by MSN Music's gunshot to the head.
A superb skewering of Kindle and just about any other attempt to make book distribution digital that involves ludicrously restrictive terms of service (or worse, DRM).
This is the plain vanilla look.
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