Ed Fosters article hits the nail on the head dead on! Sony's very sneaky and 
deceptive
DRM anti-piriate measures and rootkit software are not honoring the consumer 
wishes.
Sony like all other hardware, media, music, entertainment companies exemplyfy 
this very typical greedy 
behaviour. All they care about is one thing: MONEY!

 Especialy when the software displays the EULA and asks the user to either 
accept or reject it will
still install the software no matter which you choose. I think that in this 
context what good is a EULA if its not honored by the user or by the software 
publisher as well?

 Installing software by stealth violates the EULA when the software publisher 
force installs it on a users PC anyway no matter how they respond to it. Go 
figure.

Marc Sims
Data Technician I
Prince George's Community College


>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wednesday, November 30, 2005 >>>
Hi All,

Ed Foster in his Gripe Columns talks about Sony and other things.  His
column appears in several tech magazines.

Main page: http://www.gripe2ed.com/scoop/ 

Specific article: http://www.gripe2ed.com/scoop/story/2005/11/22/24954/248 

You're probably getting tired of hearing about Sony BMG's rootkit DRM, but
one central mystery about it remains to be solved. What was Sony's real
motive for what many consider behavior that is awfully close to a criminal
act? To answer that question I think we're going to need to borrow a page
from the criminal profilers by tracking the company's behavior. Fortunately,
we have more than one crime scene to help us with our profile, because it so
happens that Sony has been employing more than one form of spywarish DRM in
recent months.


Regards,

Rich

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