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'Ultraviolet' digital rights locker coming this fall?
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article published on 13 July, 2011
Last July, Digital Entertainment Content Ecosystem (DECE), a syndicate of technology, cable and entertainment companies introduced their long awaited cloud-based digital locker today, dubbing the service Ultraviolet.
Today, it appears the group is readying Ultraviolet for a fall launch.
When it launches, the service will allow users to stream their music and movies anywhere, as long ... [ read the full article ]
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14. July 2011 @ 04:03 |
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These huge corporations really should have pushed this out sooner. Now everyone knows that the cloud cannot be trusted (especially when Sony is involved).
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14. July 2011 @ 04:10 |
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conform?.. stuff em
as for "the cloud".. yeah right.. trust some corporation with your data?.. not likely!!
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14. July 2011 @ 09:39 |
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How would they know if the music was legally purchased or not?
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14. July 2011 @ 11:05 |
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I smell a wet bloated rat here folks... Don't say I didn't warn you. Corporations touting BS about putting "anything" into the consumers hands (especially "control") is a bold face lie & it would be naive to think otherwise.
Falling for this maple sweetened stick of honey glazed horse shite for the sake of convenience & their supposed ability to take care of 'your property' is a ruse.
I know I'm being redundant, but I just want this to be on record so I have perfected right to say "I told you so" when the bubble breaks.
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14. July 2011 @ 22:36 |
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I smell a wet bloated rat here folks... Don't say I didn't warn you. Corporations touting BS about putting "anything" into the consumers hands (especially "control") is a bold face lie & it would be naive to think otherwise.
Falling for this maple sweetened stick of honey glazed horse shite for the sake of convenience & their supposed ability to take care of 'your property' is a ruse.
I know I'm being redundant, but I just want this to be on record so I have perfected right to say "I told you so" when the bubble breaks.
Great minds think alike LordRuss! I'm with you!
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15. July 2011 @ 17:57 |
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it would be good as long as pricing reflects a few concerns. if i can't lend or re-sell, the content isn't the same quality spec-wise as the physical version, and we cut out the middle-man (i.e. retail) completely, i'd be willing to pay $1-2 for older stuff and $3-5 for new releases. i'd even pay $7-10 if same day as theaters. anything else would be a complete and total rip-off.
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15. July 2011 @ 19:24 |
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18. July 2011 @ 12:12 |
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Correct me if I'm wrong, I've only been doing this all my life... But wouldn't it be so much easier to just use your existing connection to the net and turn an old machine into a small server? Or buy a new cheap one and do the same. Regardless, my brother and I have had our own music, movies, and software files accessible from any internet-enabled device for forever.
Why pay some company and risk them going through your things?
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18. July 2011 @ 12:26 |
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Originally posted by buxtahuda:
Correct me if I'm wrong, I've only been doing this all my life... But wouldn't it be so much easier to just use your existing connection to the net and turn an old machine into a small server? Or buy a new cheap one and do the same. Regardless, my brother and I have had our own music, movies, and software files accessible from any internet-enabled device for forever.
Why pay some company and risk them going through your things?
I was thinking the same thing, as you and LordRuss. this is just bs. Im going to laugh my ass off when there severs and clients get hacked for the useless data that will be held on the so called "cloud".
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18. July 2011 @ 15:03 |
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@buxtahuda & Dmite30... That's kinda what I've been ranting about the "cloud" for some time now... If I can be grossly basic for a moment... It would be like you guys leaving your file cabinets in my house for a while. Locked or not, they're in 'my' house & basically under my responsibility. Given & that being the case, let's say I get a wild hair & have discerned that I have the right to know what I'm protecting for you guys. If your cabinet is unlocked, I'll just go through it & possibly discriminate what's of importance to protect (or not). If the files are locked, I'll just unlock them (because it's for your own good; remember now 'my house') & the same process holds.
But now if I find illegal information; ill gotten music, documents, movies, kiddie porn, snuff flicks, my little ponies - then I get to report you to the authorities & be a hero too. All because it's my house.
Nope... Them folks can keep their cloud & pound sand. I'll loose my own files & define my own legalities, thank you anyway.
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18. July 2011 @ 15:56 |
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Originally posted by LordRuss:
@buxtahuda & Dmite30... That's kinda what I've been ranting about the "cloud" for some time now... If I can be grossly basic for a moment... It would be like you guys leaving your file cabinets in my house for a while. Locked or not, they're in 'my' house & basically under my responsibility. Given & that being the case, let's say I get a wild hair & have discerned that I have the right to know what I'm protecting for you guys. If your cabinet is unlocked, I'll just go through it & possibly discriminate what's of importance to protect (or not). If the files are locked, I'll just unlock them (because it's for your own good; remember now 'my house') & the same process holds.
But now if I find illegal information; ill gotten music, documents, movies, kiddie porn, snuff flicks, my little ponies - then I get to report you to the authorities & be a hero too. All because it's my house.
Nope... Them folks can keep their cloud & pound sand. I'll loose my own files & define my own legalities, thank you anyway.
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22. July 2011 @ 11:09 |
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Another method to squeeze some more cash out of the already cash strapped wee man.
Trust the cloud - Sony has already proved that to be a loss leader...
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