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DRMDigital rights management: a way of controlling how different types of files are used eg, music tracks bought via one company's software/music player might not be playable by other types of softw [..]
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DRMTrusted exchange of digital information over the Internet whereby the user is granted only the privileges that the document sender allows.
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DRMAn evolving discipline consisting of a set of software, hardware, network tools, procedures and policies for enabling distributed enterprise systems to operate effectively in production. DRM embraces [..]
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DRM dream
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DRM(Digital Rights Management)
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DRMSum of technologies employed by rights owners/content providers for authorising access and limiting use of content transmitted over a digital network in accordance with the copyright terms. DRM applies primarily to IPTV content. One of the key aims is to prevent unauthorised duplication of content and transmission to other parties via file sharing [..]
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DRMDrawing Rights Manager
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DRMDefinition Digital Rights Management (DRM) A technology used to protect the interests of owners of content and services (such as copyright owners). Typically, authorized recipients or users must acqui [..]
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DRMDigital Rights Management
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DRMShort for digital rights management, a system for protecting the copyrights of data circulated via the Internet or other digital media by enabling secure distribution and/or disabling illegal distribu [..]
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DRMSee: digital rights management.
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DRMdata reference model - also known as a "data and information reference model" - describes the data and information that support program and line operations. Helps describe the types of interactions that occur between the Federal Government and others. Purpose of a DRM is to establish a commonly understood classification for Federa [..]
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DRMDRM refers to the administration of usage rights in a digital environment. DRM solutions enforce the business rules set by the content owner often by managing "keys" between users and a serv [..]
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DRMDigital Rights Management is a kind of copy-protection. It is a hardware or software device that forces users to comply with copyright owners’ conditions.
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DRMDigital Rights Management software (or RMS ) Rights Management Software) is used by copyright holders to protect their digital assets from being copied, pirated or redistributed. DRM can be applied to all digital media and includes software, games, music, films and multimedia.
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DRMDigital Rights Management, software which uses some form of encryption to protect intellectual property from copyright infringement, and seeks to prevent material being exchanged freely over the inter [..]
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DRMDigital rights management is the practice of imposing technological restrictions that control what users can do with digital media after it’s purchased. For example, a CSP might include software on it [..]
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DRMDigital Right Management
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DRMDigital Rights Management is a set of technologies used by publishers and media owners to control access to their digital content. Access can be limited to the number of times a piece of content is accessed from a single machine or user account; the number of times access permissions can be passed on; or the lifespan of a piece of content.
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DRMDRM (Digital Restrictions/Rights Management). Schemes to allow you to for example to: Download an MP3 song, but play it only on your computer or iPod. You can’t pass it on to anyone else. Download an [..]
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DRMDepending upon whom you ask, DRM can stand for either Digital Rights Management or Digital Restrictions Management. In either case, DRM is used to place restrictions upon the usage of digital media ra [..]
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DRMDigital Radio Mondiale (DRM) is a system for digital radio in the long, medium and short wave broadcasting bands. As such, DRM is a digital replacement for the old analogue AM radio for the broadcasti [..]
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DRM(Digital Rights Management) Software intended to prevent the unauthorised duplication of copyrighted video or audio, usually built into a computer's operating system.
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DRM(Digital Rights Management) Software intended to prevent the unauthorised duplication of copyrighted audio, video or software. Unpopular with users because if there is ever a problem with it, such as [..]
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DRMDisaster Risk Management
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DRMDuty Resource Manager
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DRMDeveloping Resource Management
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DRMdigital rights management. Any method for protecting copyrighted digital content against unauthorized use. DSP:
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DRMDigital Rights Management. A term for the practice of restricting or controlling how digital content is used on electronic devices. For example, a download that can only be activated on a set number o [..]
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DRMDigital Rights Management. A term referring to methods used to control or restrict the use of digital media content on electronic devices, such as CDs, DVDs etc. It is also referred to as copy protect [..]
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DRMDirectional Route Miles
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DRMDRM (Digital Rights Management) is a form of code embedded in some digital files to enforce certain restrictions on the repeat copying or distribution of files. While most music sold in the early yea [..]
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DRMManages the use of copyright-protected data such as music, graphics, videos etc. For example, DRM can prohibit you sending a downloaded media file to other media such as CD, DVD, or even PC.
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DRM(Digital Rights Management) – The technology used to control user access to licensed technology.
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DRMSum of technologies employed by rights owners/content providers for authorising access and limiting use of content transmitted over a digital network in accordance with the copyright terms. DRM applies primarily to IPTV content. One of the key aims is to prevent unauthorised duplication of content and transmission to other parties via file sharing [..]
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DRMDesignated Risk Manager
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DRMDigital rights management In the same way as a book, film, printed photograph, work of art etc… is protected by the laws of copyright, digital representations often also need to be protected. This might be achieved by a visual watermark on images that can be viewed, via the internet say, or by making only part of an asset available to the pub [..]
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DRMData Reference Model
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DRMAn expensive and controversial way of making pirates wait almost a week to play the latest games, sometimes.
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DRMn. Abbreviation for Di(c)e Roll Modifier. Often used in wargames with a CRT
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DRMis a blanket term referring to technologies used to control usage of digital media - including hardware controls to deactivate unauthorized use. See Satan
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DRMAcronym for Digital Rights Management
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DRMDRM may refer to:
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