The Day the Music (Was Scheduled to) Die
I’ve got an article in the print edition of Reason about Microsoft’s ongoing efforts to make the DMCA look ridiculous. It’s now available online. One of the hazards of writing about technology for a publication with a months-long publishing process is that articles sometimes end up out-of-date before they hit newsstands. That happened in this case: I wrote the article in May, shortly after Microsoft announced it would shut down the licensing servers for MSN Music customers. Then Microsoft flip-flopped in June, too late to re-write the article.
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