Will adding DRM-free books to the Kindle store entice Amazon outsiders to start shopping there?

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In today's digital landscape, reaching a wider audience through cross-platform apps is crucial for OTT service providers. However, incorporating DRM-protected video content into these apps has been a ...

As has been reported elsewhere on the web, the updated AACS DRM protection system (which includes revocation for previously compromised keys) has already been broken even before HD titles (HD-DVD or ...

The first new Dragon Age game in 10 years is right on the horizon, but despite that long wait, BioWare and EA have chosen not to use DRM protections on the new game. Dragon Age: The Veilguard is due ...

The leaked key passed quickly around the Web after being published online. Intel spokesman Tom Waldrop confirmed to Fox News Thursday that the published HDCP code appears to be a master key, but said ...

Amazon sells content for the Kindle in a format, known as ".azw," which prevents users from violating copyright regulations and transferring files loaded with protected content to other devices.

It would appear that Capcom has quietly removed Denuvo DRM protection from Resident Evil Village. The controversial anti-piracy software has been the source of many a complaint in various games ...

Online retailer Amazon.com Inc. is taking on Apple Inc.’s iTunes music service and the rest of the digital music industry by starting up its own online digital music store. And as part of the deal, ...

If you’re planning to play Armored Core 6, you may be wondering whether it has Denuvo or DRM protection. Many gaming fans find Denuvo a serious concern when it comes to its effect on gaming ...

Not quite sure where to post this question. Might require some batch programming. Anyways, here's my question: I have music a library stored on drive H: It contains a mish-mash of different formats ...