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2010 International Conference on Availability, Reliability and Security, 2010
Digital content, protected by specific terms of use, is currently delivered to customers via a few selected content providers. Allowing arbitrary entities,not just trusted content providers, to resell legitimately purchased,protected digital content to another entity, adds additional challenges to a DRM environment. In this paper, we formally model the
Laila El Aimani, Yona Raekow
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Digital content, protected by specific terms of use, is currently delivered to customers via a few selected content providers. Allowing arbitrary entities,not just trusted content providers, to resell legitimately purchased,protected digital content to another entity, adds additional challenges to a DRM environment. In this paper, we formally model the
Laila El Aimani, Yona Raekow
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Computers in Entertainment, 2004
Dear Editor-in-Chief, I would like to describe briefly how the non-profit kindersite project is utilizing digital media content in an innovative way to address social problems. Firstly to answer who we are; the two founders are Ziv Avidor, a technology specialist and consultant to government and corporations and Joel Josephson, an Internet ...
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Dear Editor-in-Chief, I would like to describe briefly how the non-profit kindersite project is utilizing digital media content in an innovative way to address social problems. Firstly to answer who we are; the two founders are Ziv Avidor, a technology specialist and consultant to government and corporations and Joel Josephson, an Internet ...
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A Digital Content Management Model for Making Profits in Digital Content Sites
2002In this paper, we present a digital content management model to detect users who attempt to make an illegal copy of fee-charging contents. We define a set of rules to identify abnormal access behavior patterns. Our model can be applied to protect contents in fee-charging content sites.
Hyeonjeong Mun, Sooho Ok, Yongtae Woo
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The secure distribution of digital contents
Proceedings 13th Annual Computer Security Applications Conference, 2002A report is given on the development of a system for the distribution of encrypted digital contents via freely accessible distribution media. To be able to use this information, the key needed for decryption has to be ordered from a key management system. The distribution of the keys required for decryption is restricted whereas the distribution of the
Eberhard von Faber +2 more
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2019
The paper suggests that a variety of newly emerged/emerging journalistic forms have enriched online media content. The authors define these as innovative textual, audio, pictorial, and/or video techniques for presenting journalistic production. By examining digital content across both desktop and mobile-based platforms of media organisations, the ...
Stella Angova +4 more
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The paper suggests that a variety of newly emerged/emerging journalistic forms have enriched online media content. The authors define these as innovative textual, audio, pictorial, and/or video techniques for presenting journalistic production. By examining digital content across both desktop and mobile-based platforms of media organisations, the ...
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Digital Content Recommender on the Internet
IEEE Intelligent Systems, 2006On the Web, where information is vast and users are numerous, personalization that aims to offer suitable information to suitable users is essential. To sustain their competitive advantage, portal sites attract many users' attention by supplying personalized content.
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2006
Will content providers, from books to the dayly press, be ready for the coming tsunami caused by the spread of technology, mobility, a different perception of the value of copyright, social inclusion and precarious access to income?
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Will content providers, from books to the dayly press, be ready for the coming tsunami caused by the spread of technology, mobility, a different perception of the value of copyright, social inclusion and precarious access to income?
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The Digitization of Contents in Digital Libraries
2011The present chapter deals with the challenges faced by moral rights in the digital environment, especially as they pertain to digital libraries. It starts with an introduction to issues concerning the legal framework of moral rights, clarifying their position internationally.
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A Model for Digital Content Management
Proceedings of 4th International Conference on Data Management Technologies and Applications, 2015Digital libraries work in complex and heterogeneous scenarios. The quantity and diversity of resources, together with the plurality of agents involved in this context, and the continuous evolution of user-generated content, require knowledge to be formally and flexibly organized.
Filippo Eros Pani +2 more
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Visualization, Digital Content, and Simulation
IEEE Multimedia, 2009One meaning for visualization is aligned with more modern concepts of digital content and simulation. Nowadays, digital content consists of more than just audiovisual pieces; it also consists of software and interface devices. Digital content production has become sophisticated simulation work, involving light, motion, physics, and behavior.
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