Adobe Flash player to have DRM, enforced ads.

[Geoff]

The BBC is reporting that Adobe is releasing new player software which will allow websites that use their Flash video player (such as YouTube) to force viewers to watch ads before the video they selected will play. Adobe is also adding the ability to include in Flash movies a digital rights management (DRM) scheme allowing copyright holders to require the viewing of adverts, or restrict copying.

[localzuk]

I wonder how long it'll take until someone cracks that?

[Geoff]

It's usually hours. It'll be some half arsed rubbish knowing Adobe. :P

[webman]

Sony's was a good one You ended up violating the DMCA by holding down the Shift key when putting in a CD, marvellous

[Geoff]

Speaking of Sony, they are at it again. This time with DVDs. I guess they'll never learn.