DRM Dilemma
DRM is fundamentally flawed, as it fails to effectively protect digital content while imposing unnecessary restrictions on consumers. Cory argues that the law surrounding DRM has led to increasingly ineffective measures, creating a cycle that benefits companies at the expense of innovation and user experience. The conversation highlights the tension between publishers and platforms, revealing how market dynamics have shifted over time, especially with the rise of DRM-free alternatives.In this clip
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