Quoting Gavin McCullagh (ilug_gmc at fiachra.ucd.ie):
> Of course an IT manager choosing not to use DRM will be accused of
> risking company security.
That perception will last until about five seconds after the first manager
gets locked out of his documents on account of buggy implemetations or
misplaced/corrupted keys.
Of course, it's possible that businesses will buy into DRM and never
admit their error, nonetheless. Even more stupid things _have_ happened.
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