“The digital rights management (DRM) provisions of the federal
Attorney General’s Department proposed copyright law changes could
stifle open source innovation and increase litigation, according to
a Sydney lawyer.“Open Source Law director Brendan Scott says while the open
source community has made it clear that the DRM provisions are
damaging to innovation and competition, as it stands, open source
is ‘pretty much’ a piracy-free environment…”
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