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DRM Removal
Techniques & Methods to Remove DRM
Digital rights
management (DRM)
Digital
rights management (DRM) is the umbrella term referring
to any of several technologies used to enforce pre-defined limitations
on software, music, movies, or other digital data. In more technical
terms, DRM handles the description, layering, analysis, valuation,
trading and monitoring of the rights held over a digital work. In
the widest possible sense, the term refers to any such management.
The term is
often confused with copy protection and technical protection measures
(TPM). These two terms refer to technologies that control and/or
restrict the use and access of digital media content on electronic
devices with such technologies installed. There are technical measures
that could be used not to restrict use or access, such as to monitor
use in order to record royalties for collecting societies. The media
most often restricted by copy protection and TPM techniques include
music, visual artwork, computer- and videogames, and movies. Works
that may be subject to right management are generally educational
materials included in online repositories, and tagging for rights
clearing.
Because the
"rights" (actually technical capabilities) that a content
owner grants are not neccesarily the same as the legal rights of
a content consumer, DRM critics argue that the
phrase "digital rights management" is a misnomer and the
term digital restrictions management is a more accurate characterization
of the functionality of DRM systems. Some digital media content
publishers claim DRM technologies are necessary to prevent revenue
loss due to illegal duplication of their copyrighted works. However,
others argue that transferring control of the use of media from
consumers to a consolidated media industry will lead to loss of
existing user rights and stifle innovation in software and cultural
productions.
The European
Community is expected to create a recommendation on DRM
music, video, ebooks and other forms of revenue
in 2006, phasing out the use of levies (compensation to rights holders
charged on media sales for lost revenue due to piracy) given the
advances in DRM/TPM technology. |
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