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The technical and legal dangers of code-based fair use enforcement
2004
Proceedings of the IEEE
Digital rights management (DRM) mechanisms, built upon trusted computing platforms, promise to give content providers the ability to reliably and deterministically impose rules on end-user experiences with information resources ranging from literary works and scholarly publications to a vast array of entertainment content. These mechanisms are able to constrain the user's local interaction with content by ensuring that only a predefined range of content behaviors may be invoked, by only
doi:10.1109/jproc.2004.827365
fatcat:bjebl2flnfcurnm3wel3brg4ya