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David Weinberger: The Palladium Paradox

David Weinberger in Technology Review: “As Peter Biddle, the Palladium Product Unit Manager, explained to me last week, Palladium isn’t a digital rights management (DRM) platform in the traditional sense; it does, however, enable DRM systems to govern content after it has entered a client computer. But Palladium isn’t really an enabler. After all, users can already agree to a variety of rules governing what they can do with digital content. For example, I can buy an MP3 and agree not to copy it. No one needs Palladium to enter into such agreements. Palladium isnÅt an enabler. ItÅs an enforcer.” (Via JD Lasica.)

The above was posted to my personal weblog on October 27, 2002. My name is Peter Lindberg and I am a thirtysomething software developer and dad living in Stockholm, Sweden. Here, you’ll find posts in English and Swedish about whatever happens to interest me for the moment.

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