Michał Kiciński, the original co-founder of GOG, doubles down on his anti-DRM stance as he reacquires the online games ...

In assuaging the understandable enshittification fears that arise any time a consumer-first business comes under new ...

GOG's founder - and new owner - admits that GOG loses deals to host games on its store because of its anti-DRM policy, but ...

In comments filed with the FCC Public Knowledge and many individual consumers have opposed the DRM provisions in the ATSC 3.0 ...

GOG is under new (ish) ownership, as CD Projekt co-founder Michał Kiciński has bought back the digital PC game store from his ...

DRM, or Digital Rights Management, lets publishers control how you use the software or content you buy or subscribe to. DRM is commonly seen in music, such as in downloaded tracks from streaming ...

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"We see DRM as something which can make the life of a legal customer more difficult," says Michał Kiciński, "so there is no ...

On Tuesday, Apple announced that after six years, the iTunes Store would soon completely stop selling music encumbered by digital rights management (DRM) restrictions. What does that mean for you?

And while Kiciński launched GOG with its anti-DRM ethos, he’s been away from both companies for the last 13 years, and it was unknown if he might take the now independent storefront in a new direction ...