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Company MediaMax Temporary Protection MediaMax / DRM / Sony / XCP / Sony-BMG / SunnComm / VMWare / / Continent Europe / / Country Egypt / Japan / United States / / / Event Product Issues / Business Partnership / Music Album Release / Product Recall / / Holiday Christmas / / IndustryTerm copy protection software / player software / online music / Software vendors / software offers / client software / Active protection software / copyright law / software runs / removable media / recognition algorithm / copy protection systems / blacklisted applications / malicious software / technology decisions / compact disc copy protection systems / digital rights management / software / file sharing networks / risky software components / recorded media / anti-copying technologies / vendor’s technology / temporary protection software / client systems / multiplayer online role playing game / protection software / ripper applications / rogue publishers / / MusicAlbum Grown and Sexy / You Just Gotta Love Christmas / Velvet / / MusicGroup Contraband / Dave Matthews Band / Stand / Velvet Revolver / Revolver / / OperatingSystem MacOS / Linux / Fedora / Windows XP / Microsoft Windows / / Organization Information Technology Policy Department of Computer Science Princeton University Extended Version / / Person Edward W. Felten / J. Alex Halderman / Peter Cetera / Anthony Hamilton / Rosetta Stone / Susie Suh / Mark Russinovich / / Position driver / Windows Task Manager / player / or uninstall the protection software / kernel IDE-SCSI driver / player / audio driver / kernel-mode driver / active protection driver / / Product XCP discs / discs / iPod / / Technology anti-copying technologies / virtual machine / peer-to-peer / Linux / Information Technology / P2P / operating systems / file sharing / recognition algorithm / SCSI / / URL http /
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Lessons from the Sony CD DRM Episode J. Alex Halderman and Edward W. Felten∗ Center for Information Technology Policy Department of Computer Science Princeton University Extended Version – February 14, 2006†