http://www.gizmocafe.com/blogs/gizmo_cafe_blog/archive/2007/07/17/fairuse4m-cracks-microsoft-drm.aspxIt's hackers latest gift to Microsoft and the DMCA. The next cycle in the game between hackers and Digital Rights Management is finally here. Hackers created a program called FairUse4m that cracks Microsoft’s Digital Rights Management. This is the secondenCommunityServer 2.1 SP2 (Build: 61129.2)http://www.gizmocafe.com/blogs/gizmo_cafe_blog/archive/2007/07/17/fairuse4m-cracks-microsoft-drm.aspx#120333Tue, 17 Jul 2007 15:11:48 GMT173b0a64-840a-4ba0-afe6-d77867afd09b:120333Kim<p>It sure would be nice if the music industry would evolve, then none of this stuff would happen. If they gave away the CD's for free, as promo tools, we could all share the music &quot;legally&quot; and then the artists could make their cash on tour, selling tickets, t-shirts, posters, and other whoop-la.</p> <p>OR they could follow Prince's lead and make a deal with the sunday newspaper for $500,000 and let the newspaper company distribute their CD within the sunday edition. </p> <p>There's a million ways that record companies could shift and change with our times, but they don't, they continue to want us to pay $20 dollars for a CD full of filler material. If given a choice to download one song I like for free, or pay the $20 for all the songs..I'd rather get the one song for free. </p>