Monthly Archives: April 2007

Should government support municipal Wi-Fi?

It is true that universally accessible broadband can be a useful tool for lower-income residents, for education, research, accessing government services, and job search. According to Graham Longford and Andrew Clement, while over half of Toronto residents can take advantage … Continue reading

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Filed under Broadband, Disruption, Internet Governance

The record labels’ DRM gambit

DRM was originally considered to be essential for effective monetization of copyrighted music. Why is it then that most recently, we see a move towards DRM-free music being offered by artists and music labels? The irony is that although DRM … Continue reading

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Filed under DRM, Modularity