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Digital Watermarking for Digital Rights Management
2009With the remarkable growth of Internet and multimedia applications, production and distribution of digital media has become exceedingly easy and affordable. Applications such as distance education, e-commerce, telemedicine, digital library, and live audio/video broadcast activities require distribution and sharing of digital multimedia contents ...
Farid Ahmed, Cecilia Gomes
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Digital Rights Management (DRM): Managing Digital Rights for Open Access
2005When one mentions the term digital rights management (DRM), the immediate perception is of a copyright owner seeking to further exploit their product for economic reward. This article explains the nonrivalrous nature of information and how intellectual property rights can also be used to manage digital content for open access.
Fitzgerald, Brian, Reid, Jason
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Rights management in the digital world
Computer Law & Security Review, 2003Abstract Rights management in its simplest form provides content owners with protection against the unauthorised access to their content and also provides a mechanism for controlling the use of content by allowing restrictions and rules to be imposed on its use. Recent technological advances have posed serious challenges to the traditional methods of
Cameron Craig, Richard Graham
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Bill of rights [digital rights management]
Engineering & Technology, 2006Digital rights issues, rather than technology, are dictating the pace of the online multimedia content revolution. Public concern over digital rights management (DRM) is growing as consumers discover that, in some respects, digital content gives them less freedom than fixed-media alternatives, such as CDs or videotapes.
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Digital rights management architectures
Computers & Electrical Engineering, 2009Digital rights management (DRM) is increasingly becoming a necessity for content management and distribution in highly networked environments such as the Internet. However, very few DRM models have been able to achieve commercial success and acceptance among users.
Pramod A. Jamkhedkar +1 more
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An Accountable Privacy Architecture for Digital Rights Management System
International Conference on Computing and Convergence Technology, 2015Digital Rights Management (DRM) system tries to ensure authorized content consumption of commercially market products. To achieve content security and accountability, most of the existing DRM systems do not support privacy.
D. Mishra
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2011
Digital Rights Management poses one of the greatest challenges for multimedia content providers and interactive media companies in the digital age in order to be able to monetorize their interactive products and services catalogs. In a digital environment, digital contents (video, audio) can be distributed across different media (TV, radio, Internet ...
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Digital Rights Management poses one of the greatest challenges for multimedia content providers and interactive media companies in the digital age in order to be able to monetorize their interactive products and services catalogs. In a digital environment, digital contents (video, audio) can be distributed across different media (TV, radio, Internet ...
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Decoding digital rights management
Computers & Security, 2007Digital rights management technology is designed to prevent piracy and facilitate the creation of innovative business models around digital content. Its technological limitations may be surpassed only by its economic ones.
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A lightweight three-factor authentication protocol for digital rights management system
Peer-to-Peer Networking and Applications, 2020Sungjin Yu +4 more
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Geospatial digital rights management
Open-File Report, 2005Distributors of geospatial data must ensure that agreements made with data providers are adhered to by controlling the access and use of data. Digital Rights Management is a way to ensure that these agreements are honored. Digital Rights Management systems include a framework for implementation and rights policies which are attached to data and ...
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