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DRM is dead. Even if EMI doesn't announce it today, it's clear that whether or not the record companies agree, the idea that you can lock up ideas because they are connected to a physical object is long gone.
Kevin Kelly takes this idea a few steps farther with his neat new book: Cool Tool: True Films 2.0. It comes in several editions and the profit for each edition is exactly the same... regardless of the format it comes in.
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