W3C rejects appeal, approves DRM standard, votes kept secret

The W3C has rejected the appeal to remove (or reconsider) the EME/DRM Web Standard. Thus making EME (a framework for DRM) now a formal recommended W3C standard. Votes cast by members is being kept secret. And I was the only journalist, on planet Earth, that showed up to the W3C press conference and questioned them on it. == This episode sponsored by == System76: Pogo Linux: == More about me == Bryan on Twitter: Like what I do? Want the audio podcast RSS feed version of thisHow to Use:
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