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Proceedings of the 2007 ACM workshop on Digital Rights Management, 2007
In this paper we cast DRM in a setting that allows us to model a number of current approaches as games. The DRM game is partitioned into two subgames, one that considers the game associated with content acquisition, and a second that considers how a consumer uses the content, along with a vendor's response to this usage.
Gregory L. Heileman +3 more
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In this paper we cast DRM in a setting that allows us to model a number of current approaches as games. The DRM game is partitioned into two subgames, one that considers the game associated with content acquisition, and a second that considers how a consumer uses the content, along with a vendor's response to this usage.
Gregory L. Heileman +3 more
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ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 2015
Virtualization technologies has been widely adopted by large-scale cloud computing platforms. These virtualized systems employ distributed resource management (DRM) to achieve high resource utilization and energy savings by dynamically migrating and consolidating virtual machines.
Hui Wang +5 more
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Virtualization technologies has been widely adopted by large-scale cloud computing platforms. These virtualized systems employ distributed resource management (DRM) to achieve high resource utilization and energy savings by dynamically migrating and consolidating virtual machines.
Hui Wang +5 more
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Proceedings of the 9th Symposium on Identity and Trust on the Internet, 2010
This paper describes and contrasts two families of schemes that enable a user to purchase digital content without revealing to anyone what item he has purchased. One of the basic schemes is based on anonymous cash, and the other on blind decryption.
Radia J. Perlman +2 more
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This paper describes and contrasts two families of schemes that enable a user to purchase digital content without revealing to anyone what item he has purchased. One of the basic schemes is based on anonymous cash, and the other on blind decryption.
Radia J. Perlman +2 more
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Communications of the ACM, 2003
How should the law respond to DRM restrictions that invade user privacy?
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How should the law respond to DRM restrictions that invade user privacy?
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Proceedings of the ACM workshop on Digital rights management, 2006
The use of Digital Rights Management (DRM) technologies for the enforcement of digital media usage models is currently subject of a heated debate. Content creators, owners and distributors argue that DRM technologies are needed to protect their Intellectual Property (IP) from unauthorized access.
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The use of Digital Rights Management (DRM) technologies for the enforcement of digital media usage models is currently subject of a heated debate. Content creators, owners and distributors argue that DRM technologies are needed to protect their Intellectual Property (IP) from unauthorized access.
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DRM and Standardization – Can DRM Be Standardized?
2003In this paper, we examine issues related to the standardization of DRM systems or, more generally, IPMP systems. Rationale behind the need for standardization, targets of standardization and some general guidelines for successful standardization are presented. Both successful and failed past standards are examined for lessons and strategy.
Spencer Cheng, Avni Rambhia
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Proceedings of the 4th ACM workshop on Digital rights management, 2004
The current landscape for digital rights management(DRM) consists of various ad hoc technologies and platforms that largely focus on copy protection. The fragmented nature of the DRM industry in 2004 is somewhat reminiscent of the telecommunications industry in the late 1980's.
Pramod A. Jamkhedkar +1 more
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The current landscape for digital rights management(DRM) consists of various ad hoc technologies and platforms that largely focus on copy protection. The fragmented nature of the DRM industry in 2004 is somewhat reminiscent of the telecommunications industry in the late 1980's.
Pramod A. Jamkhedkar +1 more
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2008 The Fourth International Conference on Information Assurance and Security, 2008
The digital rights management (DRM) systems aim at protecting and enforcing the legal rights associated with the use of digital content distributed on the Internet. Most of such systems use watermarking techniques to implement the content protection. Although the effectiveness of the implemented protection strictly depends on the adopted watermarking ...
Franco Frattolillo, Federica Landolfi
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The digital rights management (DRM) systems aim at protecting and enforcing the legal rights associated with the use of digital content distributed on the Internet. Most of such systems use watermarking techniques to implement the content protection. Although the effectiveness of the implemented protection strictly depends on the adopted watermarking ...
Franco Frattolillo, Federica Landolfi
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IEICE Transactions on Communications, 2005
The widespread use of the Internet raises issues regarding intellectual property. After content is downloaded, no further protection is provided on that content. DRM (Digital Rights Management) technologies were developed to ensure secure management of digital processes and information.
Hwang, S +2 more
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The widespread use of the Internet raises issues regarding intellectual property. After content is downloaded, no further protection is provided on that content. DRM (Digital Rights Management) technologies were developed to ensure secure management of digital processes and information.
Hwang, S +2 more
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2007 2nd International Conference on Communication Systems Software and Middleware, 2007
Lack of generic digital rights management applications has stunted the growth of the media distribution industry. In this paper we point out the need for middleware services required to develop digital rights management (DRM) applications. Many functionalities are common to most DRM applications and by nature are highly distributed.
Pramod A. Jamkhedkar +2 more
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Lack of generic digital rights management applications has stunted the growth of the media distribution industry. In this paper we point out the need for middleware services required to develop digital rights management (DRM) applications. Many functionalities are common to most DRM applications and by nature are highly distributed.
Pramod A. Jamkhedkar +2 more
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