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  1. Член BJ_M's Avatar
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    "US DVDs-by-post company Netflix appears to be planning a service that will let users download movies over the internet. Hackingnetflix.com has some accidentally-revealed screenshots, and the Netflix jobs page includes a product manager position, saying "The Electronic Delivery Service (EDS) will augment Netflix's current DVD delivery model with high quality movies delivered to consumers' home TVs through the Internet, on a subscription basis". Apple's iTunes demonstrated many people are willing to live with some DRM and hardware/vendor lock-in."


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    Afterdawn is doing this as well out of Cuba but supposedly with no DRM. Fact remains if you can view it you can copy it.
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    Originally Posted by Tidy
    Afterdawn is doing this as well out of Cuba but supposedly with no DRM. Fact remains if you can view it you can copy it.
    Wasn't that just a joke?
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    Hey smurf hows it going? I thought it was a joke but I have seen a tiny bit of press about it since. Probably is a joke
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