Standardisation of the management of intellectual property rights in multimedia content

Delgado, Jaime; Gallego, Isabel

doi:10.1109/wdm.2002.1176202

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“…Minimally, a REL should provide vocabulary and syntax for the declarative expression of rights and rights restrictions [2] . REL can be described as a very important media between Digital Rights Management system (DRMS) and digital resources.…”

Section: Right Expression Languagementioning

confidence: 99%

Research on ODRL Connecting with Application Scenarios

Zhang

Wei

2008

2008 International Seminar on Future Information Technology and Management Engineering

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Digital right management can be used on digital copyright protection, access to control, trust management and other areas. Right expression language is an important component of DRM system. The purpose of this paper is to research the application of ODRL. It gives the introduction of development of right expression language firstly, and describes in detail the development process of ODRL used in popular, and discusses the frame structure of ODRL. This paper summarizes what ODRL need to improve in future and introduce it connecting with the concrete application scenarios. Lastly, the conclusion is made and the develop trend of REL is forecasted.

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Section: Right Expression Languagementioning

confidence: 99%

Research on ODRL Connecting with Application Scenarios

Zhang

Wei

2008

2008 International Seminar on Future Information Technology and Management Engineering

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“…There is a common understanding that the availability of a Rights Expression Language (REL) is a basic tool for the full deployment of Digital Rights Management (DRM) systems (Delgado & Gallego, 2002). A REL is intended to facilitate the expression and representation of rights-related information (owners and users, creations, the rights themselves and their conditions, etc).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Use of a Rights Expression Language for Secure Music Distribution

Delgado

Gallego

Rodríguez

2005

Journal of New Music Research

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How to deal with digital rights is one of the main problems to solve when implementing systems for music distribution on the Web. Even when the business model problem is clarified, there are still technical problems to solve, such as the interchange of digital rights information and control over their use. Using a Rights Expression Language (REL) helps solve this problem. Although there are several international initiatives to standardise a REL, we mainly focus on the approach followed by MPEG-21, which in fact is trying to converge from existing alternatives. This article presents a new reference implementation of the ongoing standard, and raises the idea of specifying a subset of the REL standard (i.e., a profile) to ease its implementation. By analysing what the existing websites for music distribution are doing, we come to the conclusion that a specific profile for music distribution could be a starting point.

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“…There is a common understanding that the availability of a Rights Expression Language (REL) is a basic tool for the full deployment of Digital Rights Management (DRM) systems [1].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Use of the MPEG-21 rights expression language for music distribution

Delgado

Gallego

Rodríguez

Proceedings Third International Conference on WEB Delivering of Music

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One of the main problems to solve when implementing systems for distribution of music in the Web is the issue of digital rights. Even when the business model problem is clarified, there are still technical problems to solve, such as the interchange of digital rights information and the control over their use.Using a Rights Expression Language (REL) helps in solving this problem. Although there are several international initiatives to standardise a REL, we focus on the approach followed by MPEG-21, that in fact is trying to converge from existing alternatives.We present in this paper a new reference implementation of the ongoing REL standard, and we raise the idea of specifying a subset of it, i.e. a profile, to ease its implementation. By analysing what the existing Web sites for music distribution are doing, we come to the conclusion that a specific profile for music could be the starting point.

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Standardisation of the management of intellectual property rights in multimedia content

Cited by 5 publications

References 2 publications

Research on ODRL Connecting with Application Scenarios

Research on ODRL Connecting with Application Scenarios

Use of a Rights Expression Language for Secure Music Distribution

Use of the MPEG-21 rights expression language for music distribution

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