Bruce Schneier is an internationally renowned thinker on security issues. His comments and critical analyses have established him as a legend in the security field.
In May 2006 he's written an excellent piece about Digital Restrictions Management for Wired, which was also published in his blog, titled:
When technology serves its owners, it is liberating. When it is designed to serve others, over the owner's objection, it is oppressive. There's a battle raging on your computer right now -- one that pits you against worms and viruses, Trojans, spyware, automatic update features and digital rights management technologies. It's the battle to determine who owns your computer. [...]
Insight Research: Maintenance cost of DRM to reach $9bn by 2012
Georg Greve (FSFE)
Peter Jenner (IMMF): DRM is dead
Georg Greve (FSFE)
CPTech's work on DRM
Manon Ress (CPTech)
anti-DRM demonstration outside the AIPPI Congress in Gothenburg
Henrik Sandklef (FSFE)
European Commission seeking position on DRM
Georg Greve (FSFE)
Lifting the veil on DRM in different ways
Georg Greve (FSFE)
anti-DRM demonstration in Gothenburg
Henrik Sandklef (FSFE)
Echoes to DRM.info protest in Zürich
Georg Greve (FSFE)
Digital Rights Ireland highlights launch of DRM.info
Teresa Hackett (eIFL.net)
Day against DRM Protest in downtown Zürich
Georg Greve (FSFE)
Day against DRM on netzpolitik.org
Markus Beckedahl (netzpolitik.org)
EFF: The Corruptibles!
Markus Beckedahl (netzpolitik.org)
Kopierschutz entmündigt
Markus Beckedahl (netzpolitik.org)