According to a Wikipedia Article regarding the AACS Key controversy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AACS_encryption_key_controversy
They removed the link to "Digg-it" on their blog because:
"Until the Digg community shows as much fervor in attacking intellectual piracy as attacking the companies that are legitimately defending their property, well, we do not want to be promoting the site by using the "Digg It" feature."
Guess what, it isn't a crime to have people posting "infringing" decryption keys on website when the webowner AT LEAST tried to remove such content. Not to mention, how is content (which is often digital content such as software) on a DVD used as piracy even related to this company who specializes manufacturing? WHAT THE HECK?!?
Also, this company is a SOPA supporter, so this company is not worth supporting then. F#ck off.
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