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From Couch Potato to Active Consumer: potential impact of bi-directional Rights Expression Languages (RELs) (67.29kb)
The article, featured on the INDICARE site, speculates that Rights Expression Languages (REL) used in digital rights management (DRM) systems to express how content can be used are currently uni-directional; content providers declare their rules for DRM systems, which consumers have to agree and adhere to if they want to access the content. The article examines the consequences of a shift towards bi-directional communication, whereby consumers could be "empowered to actively shape the content commerce relationships they engage in."
Author: Chris Barlas
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From Couch Potato to Active Consumer: the potential impact of bi-directional Rights Expression Languages (67.29kb)
The article, featured on the INDICARE site, speculates that Rights Expression Languages (REL) used in digital rights management (DRM) systems to express how content can be used are currently uni-directional; content providers declare their rules for DRM systems, which consumers have to agree and adhere to if they want to access the content. The article examines the consequences of a shift towards bi-directional communication, whereby consumers could be "empowered to actively shape the content commerce relationships they engage in."
Author: Niels Rump
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Identification Systems (30.72kb)
The client, representing a significant part of the media industry, asked Rightscom to create a design specification for an interoperable and integrated solution for the provision of effective identification and description data to support content acquisition and enabling global electronic transactions.
Author: Mark Isherwood
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