Yes. Thank you.
I keep hearing them called “digital locks”, and in fact they are the mechanism by which these individuals get their content to consumers on the device they want, in the format they want, at the time they want, in a variety of different models. TPMs are what control the access. They enable businesses like Netflix, because you are not going to keep paying your monthly subscription if you can crack the access and download all you want for free.
This is how DVDs are sold now; they are sold with a capability for digital copies to be made. When you're a legitimate consumer of a hard disc DVD, they all come with digital copy capability.
If that's what you choose to do with it, this market is expanded, but this market can only be successful if what wraps around this, protecting it from being an unlimited number of copies, is the copies that the consumer wants and needs.