Microsoft, Adobe, Real Networks and Apple accused of piracy

The company Media Rights Technologies (MRT) has recently sent out Microsoft, Adobe, Real Networks and Apple letters, in which it is noted that the companies mentioned violate the norms of the United States Digital Copyright Protection Act (DMCA). The text of the MRT message states that Microsoft, Adobe, Real Networks and Apple control about 98% of the market of software media players that use the largest companies - CNN, NPR, Clear Channel, MySpace, Yahoo, YouTube and others. Blame Microsoft, Adobe, Real Networks and Apple are charged with the lack of reliable mechanisms to protect content from copying in players that play streaming audio and video .