On 25/06/07, Brian Butterworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
No, because the DVB-T standard is open and anyone can build hardware or software to it. MS DRM and KDM are not open standards, and anything that glues standards together to create a vertically integrated product is, by definition, only the choice of Hobson.
However, there is a choice of methods of time-shifting TV - which is all iPlayer is - which don't rely on DRM. And until the DVB-T transmissions are encrypted using some kind of DRM, there will continue to be.
