12th March 2006 Archive
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Games CEO finds himself reluctant warez hero
After DRM maker points punters to illegal copies
When Stardock CEO Brad Wardell released his game sequel Galactic Civilizations II recently, he had no idea he'd find himself mistakenly hailed as a poster child for the anti-copyright lobby. Or that a DRM company that makes copy protection for games would post details of where they could download illicit copies of his game. …
Music and Media 12 Mar 2006, 09:04
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