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Cover feature - Protecting intellectual property in digital multimedia networks
2003
Computer
R ecent advances in digital communications and storage technologies have brought major changes for consumers. Magnetic and optical storage capacity, for example, is much higher today than it was a few years ago. Today's basic personal computer system has 40 Gbytes of magnetic hard disk storage, and, although a DVD (digital versatile disk) is the same physical size as a CD, it's faster and can store much more audiovisual data in optical form-from 4 to 17 Gbytes (two to eight hours of video).
doi:10.1109/mc.2003.1212689
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