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January 16, 2004

Felten's crystal ball

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Posted by Arnold

Ed Felten made some interesting predictions for 2004, including


DRM technology will still be ineffective and inflexible. A few people in the movie industry will wake up to the hopelessness of DRM, and will push the industry to try another approach. But they won’t be able to overcome the industry’s inertia – at least not in 2004.

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1. Crystal on March 15, 2004 06:58 PM writes...

I believe there can't be crystal ball. If anything ever realizes it's a coincidence or a lot of effort.

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