Now, to be fair, Steve himself doesn't think TV shows and movies need to be DRM-free, but on the whole, Glickman's plan to solve DRM's problems with more DRM isn't exactly our favorite idea ever.

ENGADGET: MPAA says it's committed to fair use, interoperability, and, uh, DRM

The DRM ain't worth it, bros.

ENGADGET: Apple's

Here's something that opponents of restrictive DRM implementations aren't going to be too happy with: ZDNet is reporting that new copy-protection software for DVD publishers from a company called ProtectDisc not only makes it difficult to rip movies that you've purchased -- no surprise there -- but actually prevents discs from playing in a Windows PC at all.

ENGADGET: Protect DVD-Video prevents discs from playing on your PC