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  DRM Extensible Rights Management Language (XrML)

Extensible rights management language is a XML that is used to define rights elements of digital media and services. Content Guard initially developed extensible Rights Markup Language. Several companies including Microsoft have endorsed its use. The XrML language provides a universal language and process for defining and controlling the rights associated with many types of content and services.

XrML started as digital property rights language (DPRL). It was invented by Mark Stefik of Xerox's Palo Altoresearch center in the mid 1990s and has transformed into extensible rights markup language (XrML). The initial version of DPRL was LISP based and 2^nd version (2.0) was based on XML to allow the flexibility of describing new forms of data and processes.

Because XrML is based on extensible markup language (XML), XrML files can be customized for specific applications such as to describe books (ONIX) or web based media (RDF). For more information on XrML see www.XrML.org.

   Digital Rights Management - DRM Books

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Introduction to Digital Rights Management - DRM Digital rights management systems identify, track, authorize and restrict access to digital media. You will learn how DRM systems help to protect and enforce copyrights, patents, trademarks, and other forms of intellectual property. Discover how to uniquely identify digital media and how to monitor and track the usage of digital media. $19.99 Printed, $16.99 eBook

 

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