By mswatcher
via brucelawson.co.uk
Submitted: Jan 28 2013 / 10:32
Until now, I hadn’t paid much attention to the details of the DRM extension to HTML (which is actually called “Encrypted Media Extensions” in the same way as some people call a “fart” a “trouser cough”). This is due to a resigned feeling that, like death and taxes, DRM is inevitable because too many vested interests require it and until it does get specified and implemented, those powerful corporations won’t invest in the not-as-open-as-before Web.
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