Overview
Digital Rights Management (DRM) is a crucial aspect of the digital content landscape, designed to protect the rights of creators and publishers. By using various technologies such as encryption and watermarking, DRM helps prevent unauthorized access and distribution of digital works. However, it als...
Key Terms
Example: Authors have copyright over their books.
Example: Streaming services use encryption to protect content.
Example: E-books often have watermarks to indicate ownership.
Example: Subscription services use access control to limit content availability.
Example: Using a short clip of a movie for commentary may qualify as fair use.
Example: Software often requires a license to use.
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Key Concepts
Copyright ProtectionContent DistributionUser Access ControlDigital Licensing