Liberty, DRM and The XBone

I wanted to make mention of a great article by Ed Krayewski titled "HOW THE XBOX ONE LEARNED TO LOVE (OR AT LEAST TOLERATE) PRIVACY AND LIBERTY", originally posted on The Libertarian Republic earlier this week. TL:DR Version? Too bad; you've at least got to read a paragraph. 

 "Nevertheless, pre-orders for the Xbox One surpassed those for the Playstation 4 a day after Microsoft’s announcement it was reversing its DRM plans. Fans remained upset about the perceived lack of clarity about Sony’s DRM policy and rewarded Microsoft in the market. There are still several months left before either video game console is released and the companies could still choose to alter their policies to more closely fit what consumers say they want. As the companies respond to consumers expressed desires, they show how markets can function to ensure both privacy and freedom, when that’s what consumers actually value."

The Market Always Provides The Solution.

Credit to Scott Johnson of MyExtraLife.com: The Man is a Genius btw.