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They could have ignored the W3C, but losing in the W3C would have been a significant thing. It would have shown the web community is taking a stand against DRM.
by azakai 11y ago
They could have ignored the W3C, but losing in the W3C would have been a significant thing. It would have shown the web community is taking a stand against DRM. It could have helped further battles against DRM.
Instead, by winning at the W3C, Google and Microsoft made DRM's victory as official as possible.