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Method And Apparatus For Enabling Digital Rights Management In File Transfers, Robert H. Yacobellis, Frederick L. Kitson, Paul Moroney, Petr Peterka, Theodore Rzeszewski
Method And Apparatus For Enabling Digital Rights Management In File Transfers, Robert H. Yacobellis, Frederick L. Kitson, Paul Moroney, Petr Peterka, Theodore Rzeszewski
Robert H Yacobellis
Embodiments of the invention generally provide a method and apparatus for enabling digital rights management in file transfers. One embodiment of a method for transferring digital content from a first user to a second user, includes transferring ownership of an instance of the digital content to the second user, where the instance of the digital content resides on a first device belonging to the first user. Copies of the digital content are then deleted from one or more additional devices belonging to the first user (including at least one offline device).
Method And Apparatus For Enabling Digital Rights Management In File Transfers, William L. Olson, Vida Ilderem, Frederick L. Kitson, Morris A. Moore, Paul Moroney, Petr Peterka, Theodore Rzeszewski, Robert H. Yacobellis
Method And Apparatus For Enabling Digital Rights Management In File Transfers, William L. Olson, Vida Ilderem, Frederick L. Kitson, Morris A. Moore, Paul Moroney, Petr Peterka, Theodore Rzeszewski, Robert H. Yacobellis
Robert H Yacobellis
Embodiments of the invention generally provide a method and apparatus for enabling digital rights management in file transfers. One embodiment of a method for transferring digital content from a first user to a second user, includes transferring ownership of an instance of the digital content to the second user, where the instance of the digital content resides on a first device belonging to the first user. Copies of the digital content are then deleted from one or more additional devices belonging to the first user (including at least one offline device).