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The technology is already there to create movies and and distribute them digitally.

A surveillance system that not only encrypts the video, but also digitally signs it, so James Bond-style thieves can't switch cameras.

If there was a digital notary service where you could digitally sign and timestamp a file, that might help a bit.

It's digitally signed and then the officer's recording system uploads it securely to the police servers when back at the station.

They probably have copyright on the actual files as well as the product that they created when capturing the analog originals digitally.

A few years back for a school project I had designed and digitally modeled a chess set in 3D.

True, but I don't think it necessarily follows that they'd pay for the same content digitally.

Do these dongles perform their conversion at the final signal bandwidth, or do they digitize at a wider IF and downconvert to baseband digitally?

Their digitally error-corrected resilience differentiates them from flash-in-the-pan analog chemistry, and once you have that longevity of structure you can start to have life.

Have fun selling used cars instead, atleast they cant be digitally copied.

The DRM doesn't allow you to extract your recordings digitally.

Software might come on USB sticks for a while in the future, I think, but eventually even that will be delivered digitally.

I find it interesting to see that Match now really owns the space and that TechCrunch is suggesting that the purchase was for "a fresh pool of digitally active singles" vs.

I think the $10K, 20 kilogram turntables and whatnot are overkill, but digital recordings can suffer in part because many of the players, while "digitally perfect" nonetheless do a crappy, cheap job of generating the final analog output.

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