DRM Technology For Music May Be Dead: Experts

By Ron Zapata (January 14, 2008, 12:00 AM EST) -- The recording industry pushed digital rights management, or DRM, technology to protect its copyrighted music from piracy and maintain revenue streams, but under pressure from consumers, record companies have waved the white flag on encoding all of their music with DRM — a decision experts say forecasts the end of such technology in the music industry....

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