Law to make iTunes compatible with Microsoft?
US legislators are debating whether to force Apple’s products to interoperate with Microsoft’s.
The Congress have been considering a plan that would outlaw music protected by proprietary digital rights management (DRM) technology, such as Apple’s FairPlay, which stops iTunes downloads being played on Microsoft digital music players and vice versa.
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