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March 27th 04, 09:20 PM
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Telamon wrote: In article , "Frank Dresser" wrote: "Telamon" wrote in message ... Which is the greater attraction? Better audio or more channels? For DRM it is control of content and who can hear it. -- Telamon Ventura, California How would DRM control content any differently than standard SW broadcasting? Who can hear the content can be determined by the encoding. People that don't have the "code" will not be able to hear it. Codes could be built into the radios so that they can only decipher some broadcasts similar to DVD players today or pay radio streams on the Internet. Besides codes built into the radios you might have to key in more codes to hear some broadcasts or load in a deciphering program from computer to radio similar to pay satellite TV. Once the ability to control who can hear worldwide broadcasts is created what would lead you to believe it will not be used? Very good point Telamon. |
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