People don't like DRM because it means they don't really own the music. This is even worse. Why pay to have access to something if the service happens to be ava

People don't like DRM because it means they don't really own the music. This is even worse. Why pay to have access to something if the service happens to be available and stick around for years? Finally, I know this concept escapes tech reporters, but not everyone has an iPhone. And PLEASE stop announcing the death of things that are clearly in no risk of dying. If your article sucks, admit it. Don't stick a sensationalist title on it to make it sound more exciting.