How about this compromise: whenever a company cancels a customer's account, everything they bought has to be sent to them in a DRM-free format. It's a compromi

How about this compromise: whenever a company cancels a customer's account, everything they bought has to be sent to them in a DRM-free format. It's a compromise because big companies still get to close customers' accounts on a whim (it sounds dumb, but companies should be allowed to "fire" their customers), but at least the customers get to keep what they paid for. Everybody wins. It's better than forcing the big companies to keep customers they suspect of abuse.