Excellent news from the mobile Java front: The Register reports on Unicom’s selection of JTWI for its mobile development platform (learn more about JTWI and its relationship to MIDP 2.0, MMA, WMA, etc. here). J2ME comes to 90 million+ more Chinese mobile users!
As I mentioned previously via jGuru, Nokia, Warner Bros. et al have announced the CMLA recently as part of their mobile anti-piracy efforts for movies and music.
Wondering what exactly the CMLA intends to do? Thankfully they’ve launched a site, CM-LA.com to help explain. Their one sentence overview:
CMLA is a licensing and compliance entity formed to provide a full solution implementation of the OMA DRM version 2.0 interoperability specification.
Whew, what a mouthful! I hope in the end this doesn’t boil down to “How the music and movie industries killed fair use.”
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