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| | Digital rights management - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Digital rights management (DRM) is the umbrella term referring to any of several technologies used to enforce pre-defined policies controlling access to software, music, movies, or other digital data and hardware. | | | DRM provisions have appeared in released versions of some subsystems of the Microsoft Windows operating system (e.g., Windows Media Player) and are scheduled in more as Palladium is implemented in currently planned, not yet released, versions of Microsoft Windows. | | | Some DRM advocates have taken the position that the operational contexts and design goals of DRM, security, software engineering and cryptography are sufficiently well understood that it is already possible to achieve the desired ends without causing unrelated problems for users or their computers. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_rights_management
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| | Digital Rights Management « FAQs & Resources « CIPPIC |
| | DRM is an acronym commonly used to refer to "digital rights management" technology systems. | | | DRM alters the distribution of works and in some ways resembles the licensing method that has been used to distribute computer software for years. | | | While DRM technology is not problematic in and of itself, DRM can be designed and used in ways that raise a number of important concerns. |
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http://www.cippic.ca/en/faqs-resources/digital-rights-management
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| | DRM - Digital Rights Management |
| | You have the right to let friends use your software on your computer. | | | Their DRM agreement allows them to burn X copies to CD and they can authorize X computers for use. | | | This is all true until you encounter digital rights management on the files. |
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http://www.drmblog.com
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| | Right now, the closest I can come to that is an open source app called VLC, but it's clunky and buggy and it didn't come pre-installed on my computer. | | | DRM is the software equivalent of these closed hardware interfaces. | | | Scoble argued that Microsoft's music was a sounder investment, because Microsoft would have more downstream licensees for its proprietary format and therefore you'd have a richer ecosystem of devices to choose from when you were shopping for gizmos to play your virtual records on. |
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http://www.craphound.com/msftdrm.txt
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| | Federated Digital Rights Management: A Proposed DRM Solution for Research and Education |
| | DRM is recognized as a complex and critical aspect of the lifecycle of a digital object. | | | Many institutions, for example, have completed the first step in the development of digital collections — the digitization and storage of content, and the development of descriptive metadata schemes for discovery and retrieval of that content. | | | An obvious reason is the need for DRM to support digital library collections, code and software development, distance education, and networked collaboration, among other applications. |
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http://www.dlib.org/dlib/july02/martin/07martin.html
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| | The Digital Rights Management Dictionary |
| | DRM systems for software are often "cracked" by reverse-engineering and modifying their software executable files to circumvent built-in restrictions - typically copying or usage restrictions. | | | However its use in DRM is contemplated, for example by the OpenIPMP project. | | | In this context, a codec is a digital algorithm, typically executed in software, which transforms a media signal into a form optimized for transmission or storage, and then transforms it back again. |
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http://www.info-mech.com/drm_dictionary.html
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| | Digital Rights Management issues in real-time and safety/mission critical systems |
| | The idea is that DRM agents will be incorporated into software, processors (see note 2), and other computer hardware and the DRM agents will examine files containing programs and data (such as digitized music) to make sure the file is attached to a valid digital passport. | | | DRM agents have ultimate control of the computer system. | | | The passport for the operating system will no longer match the passport for the hardware and the DRM agent will not be able to distinguish this case from unlicensed reuse of the operating system in a new computer. |
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http://www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT7225637142.html
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| | Microsoft Palladium |
| | If the untrusted program executes at the operating system level, such as a debugger, the digital rights management operating system renounces a trusted identity created for it by the computer processor when the computer was booted. | | | The known elements of the Microsoft DRM system will control users and limit the abilities of computers. | | | To protect the rights-managed data on the page file, the digital rights management operating system prohibits raw access to the page file, or erases the data from the page file before allowing such access. |
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http://www.epic.org/privacy/consumer/microsoft/palladium.html
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| | Digital Rights Management Conference |
| | Major hurdles discussed in deploying DRM systems in the commercial general purpose computing marketinclude a lack of trustworthy computing devices, robust trust management engines, and a general-purpose rights expression/authorization language. | | | Internet Digital Rights Management (IDRM): IDRM is an IRTF (Internet Research Task Force) Research Group formed to research issue and technologies relating to Digital Rights Management (DRM) on the Internet. | | | The Digital Object Identifier (DOI) is a system for identifying and exchanging intellectual property in the digital environment. |
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http://www.law.berkeley.edu/institutes/bclt/drm/resources.html
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| | Digital Rights Management |
| | The content management software maker is touting improvements of its latest set of programs, along with a separate bundle of the applications designed for use in mergers and acquisitions. | | | Opinion: The company's handling of digital rights management is a bad way of doing business, and Sony seems to believe its customers have no rights. | | | Opinion: Companies must understand that invasive software such as Sony BMG's digital rights management rootkit is wrong on many levels. |
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http://www.eweek.com/category2/0,1738,1258734,00.asp
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| | Digital Rights Management |
| | This is Microsoft's implementation of DRM running on Windows Server 2003. | | | Also called a Group Identity Certificate (GIC), RACs are XrML Certificates associating a User with a Computer or a Group of Computers. | | | Microsoft Announces New Version of Windows Media Digital Rights Management Software |
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http://msmvps.com/blogs/digitalrights/default.aspx
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| | What is DRM? - A Word Definition From the Webopedia Computer Dictionary |
| | It's digital rights management, and if you've been following the Napsterization of all things content on the Web, you know it's importance has come to the fore more now than ever. | | | This page from Microsoft offers information on DRM technologies that Microsoft uses, tutorials and technical explanations. | | | You are in the: Small Business Computing Channel |
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http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/D/DRM.html
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| | The World Wide Web Virtual Library: Digital Rights Management |
| | In the latter cases digital rights management solutions typically ensure that duplicate files cannot exits. | | | The World Wide Web Virtual Library on Digital Rights Management is sponsored by AegisDRM and created and maintained by Adstock Web and Software Services - Web Design Milton Keynes | | | The World Wide Web Virtual Library: Digital Rights Management |
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http://www.drm.uk.com
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| | Internet Digital Rights Management (IDRM) |
| | IDRM is an IRTF (Internet Research Task Force) Research Group formed to research issue and technologies relating to Digital Rights Management (DRM) on the Internet. | | | Papers and other documents relating to digital rights management. | | | Links to related IRTF Research Groups, IETF Working Groups, other organizations, DRM projects and websites. |
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http://www.idrm.org
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| | The Microsoft Secure PC: MS patents a lock-down OS The Register |
| | This particular DRMOS architecture doesn't specify any kind of DRM, and when the technology vendors do agree on a magic bullet for copy protection, as they did with opening the door to build CPRM into fixed storage, they found a ready and immediate public backlash. | | | E-Learning Course 2274: Managing a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment | | | "Content providers and the computer industry must quickly provide technologies and protocols for ensuring that digital content is properly handled in accordance with the rights granted by the publisher. |
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2001/12/13/the_microsoft_secure_pc_ms
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| | In today's environment of widespread digital distribution of content, peer-to-peer file sharing, and piracy over the Internet, content protection is of the utmost concern for content owners and distributors. | | | DRM allows digital content to be distributed securely and protects confidential information and premium content from unauthorized use. | | | The clear directive of the new owners is to pioneer interoperable DRM for the next generation of distribution. |
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http://www.econtentmag.com/EContent100/CategoryIndex.aspx?CategoryID=10
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| | Digital River |
| | Digital River’s SoftwarePassport Software Protection System gives you comprehensive digital rights | | | Digital River, the global leader in online digital sales, provides the most complete suite of selling capabilities and digital management tools- all in a single solution. | | | Digital River’s SoftwarePassport Software provides powerful marketing tools that encourage global sales. |
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http://www.digitalriver.com/corporate/solutions06.shtml
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| | Digital Rights Management |
| | Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), "Intellectual Property: Digital Rights Management (DRM) Systems and Copy-Protection Schemes" Archive | | | Institutes of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Intellectual Property Committee on Copy Control Systems, DRAFT Position Statement on Copy Control Systems (also known as systems implementing Digital Rights Management) (8/22/02) | | | Permission is granted to reproduce and distribute copies of the work for nonprofit educational or library purposes, provided that copies are distributed at or below cost, and that the author, source, and copyright notice are included on each copy. |
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http://www.arl.org/info/frn/copy/DRM.html
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| | Digital Rights Management |
| | Combine Total Document Control (TIC or TDC) with real-time network, application or file monitoring and policy control and the strongest digital rights management available to solve your control and compliance issues. | | | AegisDRM solutions embed fine grained control, the strongest US Federal standard encryption, AES 256-bit, and powerful, yet easy to use enterprise digital rights management into Web, Adobe and Microsoft Office Applications including legacy versions (Office 2000 up to and including the latest versions of Office) without the compulsory use of Microsoft servers. | | | I have something else such as web or intranet content, music, software to protect or I need a custom product. |
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http://www.aegisdrm.com
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