Yes, and the reason for DRM is exactly the same as for centralization: central control and exploitation.
You cannot credibly argue for "building new architectures for the web where it's decentralised" (especially not with the arguments he uses with regards to corporate and government power) and at the same time endorse leaving the endpoints open to centralized control.
I can understand why some people who do not like it would still support DRM in HTML. I cannot understand why he does.
You cannot credibly argue for "building new architectures for the web where it's decentralised" (especially not with the arguments he uses with regards to corporate and government power) and at the same time endorse leaving the endpoints open to centralized control.
I can understand why some people who do not like it would still support DRM in HTML. I cannot understand why he does.