Very interesting post Antonio Ortiz in error500.net about the movement of the Norwegian authorities and the DRM (digital rights control), comes from english digital rights management.
Bjorn Erik Thonde, Consumer Advocate, has stated that Apple is going to have to “or change your business practices in Norway or pay taxes”. I also take this opportunity to inform everyone that “well paid lawyers” from Apple have already contacted him and have begun to call him frequently to direct a solution..
What the news is saying is that if you buy songs on iTunes and want to transfer them to another digital device for playback, you cannot. Clarify that this does not mean that DRM will be eliminated in Norway, currently solo affects Apple.
I'm surprised people buy with DRM. Where is the right of the consumer to pay for a product and do with it whatever they want?, Play it as many times as you want or take it here and there?
I am not going to expand on the topic since Antonio explains it very well and I prefer that you go directly to his entry that, also, Links to other entries also of interest and that are linked to the topic.