One of the chief advantages touted by Adobe Systems for its e-book copy protection technology, called Adobe Digital Experience Protection Technology (ADEPT), is that consumers can buy e-books for one ...
Responding to criticism that its anti-piracy mechanisms could slow the growth of the e-book industry, Adobe Systems plans to liberalize its approach toward Digital Rights Management (DRM) with e-books ...
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The world of e-reading was shocked by the news that Amazon is limiting users’ ability to download and transfer e-books to its Kindle devices. Although Amazon didn’t state why it’s doing this, the most ...
Major Publishers and online bookstores in Europe have been slowly been forgoing Adobe DRM and embracing Digital Watermarking technology. They are doing this because it is easier for the customer to be ...
My fellow ZDNet blogger, David Berlind, has a great post titled The skinny on desktop Linux pros, cons and adoption where he does a good job of spelling out what is hindering Linux as a widely ...
At the Web 2.0 Expo this week I've talked to a lot of people about products and came away with some interesting news that I'm not sure people got. First, the DRM in Adobe Media Player. Part of the big ...
Apple Inc. will not use Adobe Systems Inc.’s e-book digital rights management (DRM) technology, an Adobe executive said on Wednesday. The confirmation added credibility to reports that Apple Inc. will ...
Adobe Systems Inc. on Monday acquired the digital rights management business of Navisware. The purchase, for an undisclosed sum, allows Adobe to jump into the burgeoning DRM sector and deploy its own ...
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