Dragoneye
Power Member
Fontes : Wired; cnet newsFrench lawmakers gave final approval Friday to legislation that could force Apple Computer to make its iPod and iTunes Music Store compatible with rivals' music players and online services.
The vote was the final legislative step before the bill becomes law — barring the success of a last-ditch constitutional challenge filed last week by the opposition Socialists.
Currently, songs bought on iTunes can be played only on iPods, and an iPod can't play downloads from other stores that rival the extensive iTunes music catalog from major artists and labels — like Sony's Connect and Napster.
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Mas parece que se a editora ou os músicos derem autorização a Apple não é obrigada a tornar o DRM compatível. Tem que haver sempre um buraco por onde escapar.
(tou com um pressentimento que vim ao sitio errado pra dizer mal do iTunes )