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DRM experience

After learning more about digital rights management (DRM), it seems to be a property that many people encounter without even realizing what it is. 
 

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I recently reviewed a selection of clips on the Wine Spectator Brightcove sight. In my line of work, I work with Wine Spectator. My public relations office represents restaurants with impressive wine lists as well as wineries.
 
One featured clip was a humorous take on staff members making margaritas in their cubicles. Another clip was well done [...]

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KOMO 1000 News uses QuickTime to stream live online:
http://www.komonews.com/news/4531461.html?t=a&video=pop
 
It was pretty choppy on the computer that I viewed it on, and the page itself was not much to look at. However, I like that radio can be streamed. It is useful for lines of work that require people to be attuned to what the [...]

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While looking for a Web site that integrates streaming media directly into its page, I recalled the University of Washington site that shows live footage from a Web cam pointed at Suzzallo Library. It is automatically updated every 5 minutes. I recall viewing the Web cam footage while in undergrad and the one draw back [...]

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The San Jose Business Journal posted on Monday, July 14, 2008, that Netflix Inc. and Microsoft Corp. “unveiled a partnership to stream movies and television episodes using the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system.”
 

“The companies said a growing library of more than 10,000 movies and TV episodes will be available from Netflix when it [...]

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Washington state’s largest daily print newspaper, The Seattle Times, utilizes streaming media on its home page.
While doing public relations outreach a couple of years ago, I encountered the trend toward streaming media firsthand. I was taken aback when an editor at the Times confirmed over the phone with me that her team had plans to cover my client’s event − in a nontraditional [...]

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