nDigital Rights
Management (DRM) technologies limit access
to digital intellectual property.
nExample: A
DRM-protected e-book might let you read the book
only a fixed number of times.
nExample: A DRM-protected streaming audio player could charge you based on bandwidth & content.
nMajor issues:
nHow restrictive can
a DRM be?
nHow restrictive should a DRM
be?
nHow do DRMs interact with “fair use” and other copyright rights reserved to the public?