Apple must address piracy before NBC returns to iTunes
According to Ars, NBC is perfectly willing to bring their content back to the iTunes Store. This option appears to be conditional, however:
NBC would still like to be able to bump up prices—something that Apple has been stubborn about in the past, but has shown it’s open to negotiation over when it comes to movie licensing. NBC would also like Apple to tighten up its DRM, however, in such a way that would block NBC’s content from being transferred onto iPods.
Translation: We’ll put our content back on iTunes, but we don’t actually want people to buy it.
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kbkarma reblogged this from cubicle17 and added:
I love bad business decisions.
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a site where I can watch House again. Cool. Sometimes I think that last relationship was over when he started watching...
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unconventionalitismnessity reblogged this from cubicle17 and added:
smell of corporate bullshit in the morning. cubicle17:
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britne reblogged this from cubicle17 and added:
“NBC would also like Apple to tighten up its DRM, however, in such a way that would block NBC’s content from being...
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agarwal reblogged this from marco and added:
Techdirt also has a good take on this here. marco:
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soupsoup reblogged this from topherchris and added:
i wasn’t even aware there was a way to steal nbc shows from itunes.
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marco reblogged this from cubicle17 and added:
From Bill Israel:...Sure, NBC, I’d be happy to pay you more money for your shows and be...
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topherchris reblogged this from cubicle17 and added:
Can somebody explain to me why NBC Universal is concerned about their television shows being copied to an iPod? Do they...
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