News in the wide world of technology
In Canada, there is no shortage of debate on many things that touches technology. Does privacy trump security or the other way around? Should DRM […]
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A report on Wired says that some iPods are not compatible with the iTunes video rental store. Not good news for fifth generation iPod owners
Report – Some Video iPods Incompatible With iTunes Video Rentals Read More »
Major record label EMI has released more DRM-free music.
Wal-Mart Launches DRM Free Music Read More »
There’s little disputing the movie industry wants to curb piracy and get consumers to return to the theatres and enjoy the occasional movie.
The Great Canadian Movie Experience Read More »
Since its inception, DRM (Digital Rights Management) quickly became point of contention with consumers. While complaints have been around pretty much since DRM was first
Universal to Sell DRM-free Music Read More »
Is Google’s acquisition of DoubleClick a monopoly in the advertising market? That’s what many have been wondering for a while.
CIPPIC wants Google Double-Click Merger Reviewed Read More »
For many years now, users have associated music with the MP3 format. The MP3 format has become a sort of standard amongst an overwhelming majority
A decision was handed down in a Canadian court recently which has consumer rights groups in an uproar. The issue is whether or not a
Consumers Denied Right to Sue Read More »
Think back, the year was 2005 and the holiday season was around the corner. Unfortunately for Sony BMG, the holiday season wasn’t a merry one.
Sony Sues SunnComm Over Infamous Rootkit Fiasco Read More »
When it comes to WIPO (the World Intellectual Property Organization), there’s plenty of publicity for it to go around – some good, but more bad.
Australia to Sign WIPO Internet Treaties Read More »
