limits of watermarking (Re: First Steganographic Image in the Wild)

[Ben Laurie]

Matt Crawford wrote:
> 
> > a) I believe physical media will always have higher bandwidth than
> > broadband - why? Because you have to feed the broadband from somewhere,
> > and archive it somewhere.
> 
> You can use an expensive physical medium to drive your transmission.
> If you sell atoms, you have to use a cheap medium.

I'll admit that my argument doesn't stand up to severe testing - but I
think it is important that in general the receivers of the stream will
also want to store it (certainly my almost complete transition to
TiVo-ized TV viewing [what little I do] would support that theory :-).
Which is what I meant by "archive it somewhere", but I see now was far
from clear.

Cheers,

Ben.

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