An anonymous coward writes:
"In March, 2013 Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web, proposed adopting DRM into the HTML standard, under the name Encrypted Media Extensions (EME). Writing in October 2013, he said that "none of us as users like certain forms of content protection such as DRM at all," but cites the argument that "if content protection of some kind has to be used for videos, it is better for it to be discussed in the open at W3C" as a reason for considering the inclusion of DRM in HTML.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation has objected, saying in May of last year that the plan 'defines a new "black box" for the entertainment industry, fenced off from control by the browser and end-user'. Later, they pointed out that if DRM is OK for video content, that same principle would open the door to font, web applications, and other data being locked away from users.
public-restrictedmedia, the mailing list where the issue is being debated, has seen discussion about forking HTML and establishing a new standard outside of the W3C."
(Score: 3, Informative) by mattie_p on Tuesday February 18 2014, @02:45AM
Thanks, I've fixed it now. I appreciate the feedback!
(Score: 3, Insightful) by similar_name on Tuesday February 18 2014, @03:27AM
Posting from lynx
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday February 18 2014, @03:40AM
Pfft, some of us use Mosaic still ..
(Score: 4, Interesting) by NCommander on Tuesday February 18 2014, @03:42AM
And here's the proof: http://imgbin.org/index.php?page=image&id=16762 [imgbin.org]
Still always moving
(Score: 1) by jones_supa on Tuesday February 18 2014, @09:46AM
(Score: 1) by crutchy on Tuesday February 18 2014, @11:23AM
that's what all programs will look like in windows 9
(Score: 1) by mrclisdue on Tuesday February 18 2014, @06:45AM
And I'm reading your lynx post in Firefox! How nifty is this peoplefood sight? Truly cross-platform and everything! Chuck Feta, dude; and the slashcode is extended another week, or something like that.
cheers,