Tim Berners-Lee just gave us an opening to stop DRM in Web standards
Everyone who is ignorant towards the standard DRM in web browsers does not see the forest behind the trees.<p>It does not stop with movies or music.<p>If DRM is deeply integrated into the web then everything will get affected by it. Already today some publisher go to great lengths to try to disturb people from copying simple text and images. It will get only worse.<p>Currently the openness of the web has been very beneficial to the people willing to make an effort to learn the web technologies. I think that this has opened the field for many talented people. You can just inspect the page and try to learn how it is made by reverse engineering it. This will go away and you will get the inaccessible binary blob instead.