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So if I understand this correctly, Netflix's crime is that they give us instant, unlimited access to all the movies ever for ten dollars a month, but in a way t

So if I understand this correctly, Netflix's crime is that they give us instant, unlimited access to all the movies ever for ten dollars a month, but in a way that means I might need to install software on my computer? Bastards.

mtgx 13y ago
Their problem with it here is not that Netflix does that, but that they're influencing W3C to bring such DRM mechanism to the web.
- judofyr 13y ago
  There's nothing forcing W3C to follow Netflix' ideas? Shouldn't we take this up with W3C instead?
- tzs 13y ago
  DRM is already on the web, and has been for at least 15 years.
crististm 13y ago
No, you just seem ignorant about the real problem.
- K0nserv 13y ago
  Well he is right, there is nothing wrong with having DRM on streamed content which you don't actually buy. The only problem is pushing for DRM becoming a part of the HTML specification.
  - crististm 13y ago
    exactly