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Agree - both DES and RMA were early in some respects - although, I think the time is now almost right for both.

Broadband is now acceptable, whereas a year ago it was intolerable.

DES could probably make a killing by picking up a delivery mechanism in RMA, and filling it with its content...........

The cost of studio endorsed DRM is >> higher than music, with TLS having spent over $18m on their systems, and RMA some $7m on their CAPEX (less than their market cap, not to mention IP, time to market, rollout etc)

I think DES would benefit from the EzyDVD/ReelTime as the e-tailer, and DES doing the back end.