The DRM Book contains high quality articles on all relevant aspects of DRM and eContent:

	over 800 pages
	Hot Topics of the Lecture Notes in Computer Science Series (Springer)
	interdisciplinary and international focus
	about 50 authors from leading research institutes, organisations and businesses:
	_	companies such as: Baker & McKenzie, Bertelsmann, Boston Consulting Group, Ericsson, Fujitsu-Siemens, Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft, Nokia and Rightscom
	_	universities such as: Arcansas, Bern, Berlin, Dortmund, München, Münster, Namur, Oslo, Princeton, Stanford, Tübingen, Wien
	_	organisations such as: American Computing Machinery (ACM), Digital Object Identifier Foundation (DOI), European Commission, Fraunhofer and International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI)

Issues covered:

	Business models for eContent
	Consumer acceptance
	European Directive on Copyright in the Information Society, Copyright Levies
	Privacy
	Darknet, Filesharing, Peer-To-Peer
	Standardisation, Open Mobile Alliance (OMA)
	Identification, Authentification, Watermarking, Fingerprinting, Rights Expression Languages, Metadata, mobile DRM, ePayment systems, Security Aspects of DRM
	Trusted Computing, TCG

Citation
Becker, E. / Buhse, W. / Günnewig, D. / Rump, N. (Editors):
DIGITAL RIGHTS MANAGEMENT
Technological, Economic, Legal and Political Aspects
Springer Verlag, Berlin 2003.
LNCS Volume 2770 / 805 pages / ISBN 3-540-40465-1

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