Netflix uses DRM, and is one of the sponsors of this attempt to add DRM to HTML5.
Don't blame Netflix for that DRM behavior. They are the early innovator & they look after their customers. They are just squeezed so badly. If you support net neutrality & ban DRM, you'll see more convenient, customer-friendly companies thrive in that ecosystem. If you don't, you'll see only bad players (DRM+$$$$+inconvenience) playing content you like.
I'm not. Given the circumstances, it's reasonable for Netflix to use DRM.
What I _am_ blaming them for is corrupting W3C: inducing them to ignore their stated missions and goals to introduce DRM into HTML5.