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A knowledge-based framework for multimedia adaptation
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XFlavor: providing XML features in media representation
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Evaluating the usability of usage controls in electronic collaboration
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Design rules for interoperable domains: controlling content dilution and content sharing
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Network-based traitor-tracing technique using traffic pattern
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An interoperable usage management framework
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Interoperable digital rights management based on the MPEG Extensible Middleware
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A domain specific language for usage management
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Abstract privacy policy framework: addressing privacy problems in SOA
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The Internet has spawned a revolution in the way people distribute content and accessservices. At the same time, the availability of broadband and wireless networks has increased, as have the capability and portability of computing and consumer electronic devices. Thesefactors have fueled the development of new technologies to automate, manage, and secure content flow and service access over the Internet. The recently approved ISO standard, MPEG-21 Rights Expression Language (REL), is one such technology. This language is precise, flexible,extensible, and rich in expressing rights. Thus, it can support reliable, flexible, and costeffectiveinteroperable digital rights management (DRM) systems and applications for electronic commerce and enterprise management of content and services.