Aaron J. Burstein
University of California, Berkeley
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digital rights management | 2002
Deirdre K. Mulligan; Aaron J. Burstein
Drafters of rights expression languages (RELs) claim that RELs will form the basis for generic, content-neutral expressions of rights in digital objects, suitable for a broad range of contexts. Generally modeled on access control languages, RELs are structured predominantly as permission languages – meaning that no rights exist in an object until they are affirmatively and specifically granted. The permissions-based exclusivity likely to result from existing RELs and digital rights management (DRM) contrasts with the myriad limitations on exclusivity in the Copyright Act. Unless REL designers and DRM system implementers consider these limitations, DRM systems will alter the copyright balance in the direction of copyright holder exclusivity. In this paper we propose changes to RELs that would approximate the copyright balance more closely than current DRM technologies do.
digital rights management | 2003
Deirdre K. Mulligan; John Han; Aaron J. Burstein
networked systems design and implementation | 2008
Aaron J. Burstein
DRM | 2003
Deirdre K. Mulligan; Jun Hyun Han; Aaron J. Burstein
Archive | 2009
Aaron J. Burstein
Archive | 2011
Deirdre K. Mulligan; Longhao Wang; Aaron J. Burstein
Berkeley Technology Law Journal | 2004
Aaron J. Burstein; Will Thomas DeVries; Peter S. Menell
Federal Communications Law Journal | 2009
Aaron J. Burstein; Fred B. Schneider
Archive | 2008
Aaron J. Burstein
WEIS | 2007
Aaron J. Burstein