"Warp" <war### [at] tagpovrayorg> wrote in message
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>   For example, if Apple wants to implement DRM in the music they sell
> online so that they will only play on Apple's own iPods, they have the
> full right to do so, don't they? They own the rights to sell the music,
> and they own the rights to their iPods. What rights does anyone else have
> to go and tell Apple that they can't do that? After all, if you don't like
> it, you can go and buy some other mp3 player.
>
>   Well, the European Union disagreed with this view and told Apple to
> lift their DRM from iPod.
>
>   So it's not always that simple, you see?

Nothing is simple. In this case, the complex but obvious observation is that
EU is not infallible.

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