What is an Authorized Use? The Social Construction of Access and Use Rights Restrictions in Licensed Scholarly Digital Resources Protected by Technological Protection Measures
(2006) What is an Authorized Use? The Social Construction of Access and Use Rights Restrictions in Licensed Scholarly Digital Resources Protected by Technological Protection Measures.
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Abstract
This is a submission to the "Interrogating the Social Realities of Information Systems" Preconference Symposium at ASIST 2006. This abstract describes an investigation of the changing access and use rights of licensed scholarly digital resources, particularly the rights associated with digital works protected by technological protection measures (TPM – also known as digital rights management systems or DRM)
| EPrint Type: | Extended Abstract |
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| Keywords: | technological protection measure; digital rights management; TPM; DRM; licensing; access control; use control |
| Subjects: | Social Informatics Electronic Publishing |
| ID Code: | 1472 |
| Deposited On: | 19 September 2006 |
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- . What is an Authorized Use? The Social Construction of Access and Use Rights Restrictions in Licensed Scholarly Digital Resources Protected by Technological Protection Measures. (deposited 19 September 2006) [Currently Displayed]
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