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An Anthropologist’s worst nightmare: Digital Rights Management

by lorenz on Nov 7, 2005 in technology, anthropology (general)

Gabriella Coleman tells on her blog a story of a fellow anthropologist whose data were lost through a hard drive crash. Because of Sony's Digital Right Management he can't recover the data. "This is something that anyone who uses digital technologies for data gathering and recording, should really care about", Coleman writes and asks for help. >> read the whole post

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