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| A History of Copy Protection [Piracy] There's a nice look back on various forms of copy protection and games. If you make it, they will pirate it - and it's an entertaining look back at some of the ways companies have tried to outsmart the piraters, sometimes somewhat successfully and sometimes not at all. But is there ever going [..] |
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| The PC Gamer's Bill of Rights [I'm Just A Bill] Not a day goes by that PC gamers don't have something to complain about, whether it be misleading PC requirements for the games they buy, games being released in an unfinished state, or brutal copy protection measures that treat them as if they were all potential criminals. In [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 8.584 |
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| Threatening Emails vs. Ken Levine's Spidey Sense [Drm] The PC version of BioShock featured some nasty, nasty SecuROM copy protection. Almost a year later, all BioShock PC DRM was finally gone — hey, what's a year, right? A fart in the space time continuum! BioShock designer Ken Lev [..] |
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| Lucy Bradshaw Talks Spore Expansions [Spore] Eurogamer hosted a live chat today with Spore executive producer Lucy Bradshaw, in which she discussed the possibility of a demo (none), copy protection (included, of course), and plans for expanding the game once it's released. Rather than just produce gameplay add-ons, [..] |
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| Steam DRM Vs Spore DRM [Digital Rights Management] Spore's digital rights management and copy protection has gotten a lot of people up in arms. The reaction has been so strong, with nega-reviews flooding Amazon and DRM creatures flooding the Sporepedia, that Electronic Arts said they're planning on implementing a [..] |
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| Irish data protection chief in leaked report hack Man bites watchdog
There’s red faces at the office of the Data Protection Commissioner this morning after a hacker lifted an upcoming official report off its website and published it early.
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| Thoughts from Kansas | Relevance: 8.144 |
| On history My friend DarkSyde makes an important point:
The cliche is, 'we are watching history being made.' But that's not quite it, not tonight, not for us. We are part of making history. We will remember this evening for the rest of our lives.This primary season stretched over months, and hit every state. Every Democrat, and quite a few non-Democrats in states with open [..] |
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| Correction: Napster story
(AP) AP - In a May 19 story about Napster, The Associated Press mischaracterized music downloads sold by a competitor, the iTunes Music Store. The retailer owned by Apple Inc. sells downloads in the AAC file format, not the MP3 format. ITunes' tracks without copy protection are the same price as — not more expensive than [...] [..] |
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| Games and Learning: Opening Gateways? [Education] I was chatting with a fellow Chinese historian this weekend when he confessed that his interest in Chinese history could be traced back to receiving a copy of Romance of the Three Kingdoms for SNES. I thought of that while reading Duncan Fyfe's essay on the potential 'educational' uses of [..] |
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