1. C-2-C Industry workshop The future starts with DRM

2. 3 October 2001C-2-C Industry workshopO/H 2 The future starts with DRM  Strategies for online content delivery now being implemented.  New markets emerging, new business models required.  Solution requires managing rights as well as content.  Infrastructure initiatives active since 1998.

3. 3 October 2001C-2-C Industry workshopO/H 3 The future starts with DRM <indecs>  Established November 1998.  Design of metadata model, high level dictionary and principles for matching to other schemas.  Structure with unique, persistent identifier.  Applications: EDItEUR/ONIX, MUZE and DOI.

4. 3 October 2001C-2-C Industry workshopO/H 4 The future starts with DRM -based applications: -based applications:  EDItEUR/ ONIX: EDI systems for books and serials. Supply chain communication tool.  MUZE: Online catalogues for music industry, expanding to multimedia.  IDF/DOI: Common infrastructure for content identification and rights management.

5. 3 October 2001C-2-C Industry workshopO/H 5 The future starts with DRM Other initiatives: Other initiatives:  ISTC: To work at article, essay, poem level. Expected by end of 2002.  MPEG21: Metadata for IP rights and access rights attached to content.  NISO: Standards for information services, libraries and publishing.  CNRI: further development of Handle system.

6. 3 October 2001C-2-C Industry workshopO/H 6 The future starts with DRM Practical applications of DOI:  CrossRef: cross-linking and accessing online journal articles.  Content Directions: implementation of DOI system for e-books.

7. 3 October 2001C-2-C Industry workshopO/H 7 The future starts with DRM Conclusions:  Good progress made so far.  Digital identifier has to persistently resolve to object’s location.  Rights information should be part of metadata.  Development of other standards needed.

8. 3 October 2001C-2-C Industry workshopO/H 8 The future starts with DRM Three elements needed:  Technical standards and infrastructure.  Harmonisation of international law.  Common standards for administration of rights management for multimedia.  All need to be interoperable across frontiers.

9. 3 October 2001C-2-C Industry workshopO/H 9 THE END