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They just need to not develop drm.

• shadowgovt 7y ago
  That implies they could not offer the service due to the legal entanglements of offering films owned by multiple parties without copyright protection, so it's equivalent to saying "They just need to not exist." Understandably, they've chosen an alternative.
  • jcranmer 7y ago
    It's worth pointing out that we're talking about Disney here, who owns likely all of the copyright of their content in full without any legal encumbrances. They're the ones who are insisting on distributing content only with hefty copyright protection guarantees, and they could snap their fingers and cancel that insistence at their sole choosing, unlike (say) Netflix.
  • mindcrime 7y ago
    And yet Hulu, Netflix, and Amazon Prime all work on my Linux desktop just fine...