Category Standards
UltraViolet to Offer White Label Service
Will the Hollywood consortium target small video retailers?
Assessing the HDCP Hack
Yes, it’s a hack. No, it’s not equivalent to the DeCSS hack for DVDs.
DECE Is Now “UltraViolet”
DECE launches a consumer brand. But what else are they launching, and when?
New IEEE Standards Initiative Aims at “Digital Personal Property”
A new standards initiative uses DRM-like technology to emulate physical products in the digital domain. Is there a market for it?
Selectable Output Control: What’s the Big Deal?
A significant technological development in the evolving world of movie distribution windows.
SafeNet Exits Consumer DRM Business
Consolidation in the OMA DRM market as another independent vendor exits.
Apple Joins E-Book Reader Competition
The e-book DRM mess just got messier today.
Correction to Story on CoreMedia
I have posted a correction to the story on CoreMedia’s DRM server offering from earlier this week. This post serves to ensure that email and RSS subscribers see the correction. Again, I apologize to CoreMedia and to readers for the errors (which resulted from – in essence – a key piece of information about CoreMedia’s […]
CoreMedia Changes OMA DRM Server Offering [CORRECTION]
The leading OMA DRM provider’s new offerings.
DECE Sets a New Direction
Innovation in the digital media supply chain from a consortium, to compete with Apple and Amazon.
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