Coldplay's new CD comes with an insert that discloses the rules enforced by the disc's DRM, such as "This CD can't be burnt onto a CD or hard disc, nor can it be converted to an MP3." Via bb. Update: more info.
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funny...i know of a certain someone that got the album through filesharing...
i thought they couldnt call it a CD unless it could be played on all cd players...
i heard about this. it must be recent though, because i didn't get this insert when i bought the cd and i burned a copy for a friend.