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Microsoft accused of DRM lock-in | |
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| Time: 13:09 EST/18:09 GMT | News Source: VNUNet | Posted By: Todd Richardson | ||
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Microsoft's Windows Rights Management (WRM) services, designed to restrict access to sensitive information, could leave users locked into Microsoft, according to AMR Research. The software giant plans to introduce the new technology in Office 2003. WRM restricts access to data in Windows applications, giving users greater control over sensitive information. | ||
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| #1 By 14091 (63.236.113.66) at 3/10/2003 5:27:18 PM |
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It is even more damning than Internet Explorer-only browser tags and Internet Information Server-specific scripting."
What the heck is "Internet Information Server-specific scripting"? Could the author perhaps be refering to ASP? If so, how dare Microsoft create a web appication architecture that does not run anywhere you want it to! After all, we all know that code written for ColdFusion, PHP, JSP, etc. all run on each other without any modification. Dude where's my joint? I need another toke. This post was edited by KevMo on Monday, March 10, 2003 at 17:29. |
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