[GRLUG] Itunes and France
Bob Kline
bob.kline at gmail.com
Sat Jul 1 19:11:49 EDT 2006
Right. As the saying goes "the thing about standards
is that there are so many of them."
Each company having its own "standard" being a
proprietary approach of course.
-Bob
On 7/1/06, Ron Lauzon <rlauzon at gmail.com> wrote:
> Bob Kline wrote:
> > The only way to beat all this is with standards. You
> > either have standards or you get monopolies.
> And companies (like Microsoft and Apple) who have business models based
> not on providing the best value, but rather on DRM and customer lock-in,
> want to either own these "standards" or cry foul when their proprietary
> standards become de facto standards and they are called to open them up.
>
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