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By Corynne McSherry Next month the Federal Trade Commission will hold an all-day workshop exploring the effects of digital rights management (DRM) on consumers. The workshop could not be more timely. DRM is shaping up to be an extraordinary weapon-but not for thwarting piracy. Rather, DRM, has become a powerful tool against competition and innovation. The Federal Trade Commission defines digital right management technologies a...
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