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W3C to Publish Encrypted Media Extensions Specification

by Mat MarquisMay 10, 2013August 12, 2019

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The W3C announced today that it intends to publish the controversial Encrypted Media Extensions extension specification despite highly outspoken resistance, paving the way for native web DRM.

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