[d@DCC] example of Digital Restrictions Management software in use for web distribution

From: "Krishna E. Bera" <keb _-at-_ cyblings.on.ca>
To: canada-dmca-opponents (at) flora.org
Date: Fri, 7 Mar 2003 20:04:13 -0500

Some ambitious fellow tried to advertise his DRM-racketeered music
on a mailing list i manage.  Since it is from a non-member
who has no right to post there, i chose to forward here instead :)
-krishna

=== begin forwarded (edited) message ===

From: <info@jamesblundell.com.au>
To: <nowar@flora.org>
Subject: Do we want a War ?
Date: Fri, 7 Mar 2003 17:44:32 -0000
Message-ID: <IIStrM0mkhcQZt0p5a200005530@iis.blueprint.net>


BACK IT UP! - JAMES BLUNDELL

	
Platinum selling Australian Icon, James Blundell has released a song
dedicated to one simple question the whole world is asking, "Do we want
a war?"

[blah blah blah...]

If you would like to hear or download the song, please visit
www.jamesblundell.com.au <http://www.jamesblundell.com.au/> , it is
available for free and we welcome you pass it on to any parties you feel
may be interested in hearing it.

Although the song is being given away for free it is copyright protected
using industry leading Digital Rights Management software supplied by
DMD Secure ( www.dmdsecure.com <http://www.dmdsecure.com> ) . This means
that a free license will be issued to anyone who wants to listen to the
song but that it cannot be copied or replicated without the consumer
obtaining a new license for their use, also for free. This technology
demonstrates the ability for artists all over the world to protect their
media assets and to distribute them securely over the internet, with the
ability to charge a fair price for their work.

James hopes that "Back It Up" will become the anthem of many of the
world's peace organizations and concerned parties all over the planet.

[snip]

=== end forwarded message ===
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