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UltraViolet: Light at the End of the DRM Tunnel?
Posted in: Technology News by admin on July 21, 2010
DECE has announced more details about a concept that would ultimately give consumers the ability to legally access the digital content of a slew of providers for use on multiple devices — from smartphones to personal computers to Web-enabled television sets. The crux of this concept, which DECE has dubbed “UltraViolet,” is a cloud-based, account-system digital locker. Consumers would buy the content, register their various devices, and manage their accounts. The content would be protected through a proprietary digital rights management system.
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UltraViolet: Light at the End of the DRM Tunnel?
Posted in: Technology News by admin on July 21, 2010
DECE has announced more details about a concept that would ultimately give consumers the ability to legally access the digital content of a slew of providers for use on multiple devices — from smartphones to personal computers to Web-enabled television sets. The crux of this concept, which DECE has dubbed “UltraViolet,” is a cloud-based, account-system digital locker. Consumers would buy the content, register their various devices, and manage their accounts. The content would be protected through a proprietary digital rights management system.
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UltraViolet: Light at the End of the DRM Tunnel?
Posted in: Communications,Technology News by admin on July 21, 2010
DECE has announced more details about a concept that would ultimately give consumers the ability to legally access the digital content of a slew of providers for use on multiple devices — from smartphones to personal computers to Web-enabled television sets. The crux of this concept, which DECE has dubbed “UltraViolet,” is a cloud-based, account-system digital locker. Consumers would buy the content, register their various devices, and manage their accounts. The content would be protected through a proprietary digital rights management system.
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UltraViolet: Light at the End of the DRM Tunnel?
Posted in: Communications,Technology News by admin on July 21, 2010
DECE has announced more details about a concept that would ultimately give consumers the ability to legally access the digital content of a slew of providers for use on multiple devices — from smartphones to personal computers to Web-enabled television sets. The crux of this concept, which DECE has dubbed “UltraViolet,” is a cloud-based, account-system digital locker. Consumers would buy the content, register their various devices, and manage their accounts. The content would be protected through a proprietary digital rights management system.
Popularity: 1% [?]
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