Gadgets & Tech – A story in the New York Times had the blogosphere up in arms, but Microsoft indicates we shouldn't believe it. The Times said that Microsoft is working to implement an anti-piracy filter into its Zune media players, which would prevent playback of unauthorized videos.
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This is funny, considering how long Zune was on the market, and few were being sold until recently, when Microsoft changed it's DRM policy.