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EME essentially defines a wrapper around a module, which can quite easily be a plugin, that implements the DRM. You can view it as a means to require smaller pl
by gsnedders 13y ago
EME essentially defines a wrapper around a module, which can quite easily be a plugin, that implements the DRM. You can view it as a means to require smaller plugins than NPAPI, PPAPI, etc.
- Zigurd 13y agoSo, why have that discussion inside a standards discussion, especially if it brings in confidentiality requirements? Let the publishers talk among themselves and write their plug-ins.
- duncan_bayne 13y agoIn my more paranoid moments, I worry that the answer is: this work is explicitly intended to break the Open Web as we know it. This is why I'm so keen to get all the requirements out in the open and start discussing them transparently.
- eponeponepon 13y agoPersonally, even in my least paranoid moments, I think that's a certainty. Why let things be open when you can charge people for the key? See also: turnpikes.