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I'm not saying the labels wanted to go DRM-free. I'm saying that it was the only option they had at that point. They got legitimately scared of Apple's dominanc
by ubernostrum 9y ago
I'm not saying the labels wanted to go DRM-free. I'm saying that it was the only option they had at that point. They got legitimately scared of Apple's dominance in the market, and the only way to introduce a viable competitor was to do what they did with Amazon and a DRM-free store.
And just for the record, responses like "ROFL" and calling things "moronic" (as you did in your other comment) don't really make you look like you know what you're talking about or like you're someone who should be taken seriously.
- syshum 9y agoIt was not the only option that had, nor did they desire in any way to go DRM free, they had to be forced into it by both Amazon and Apple. And just for the record, responses like your revisionist history, and Hyperbolic non-sense don't really make you look like you know what your talking about or like you're someone who should be taken seriously
- ubernostrum 9y agoYou keep trying to put words in my mouth. It keeps not working. Consider a different approach.