
What is Digital Rights Management (DRM)?
DRM is a collection of technologies that can be used to protect and control access to online audio and video.
Typically, a license is required to view the protected content and this license is delivered subject to a condition being met. The condition could be something like a payment being received or a registered email address with a password being provided by the end-user.
What are the benefits of using DRM?
DRM enables the secure distribution of digital media content.
You can control who has the permission to access your content and ensure the integrity of your copyrights no matter how widely spread the content is. Business rules can be added to your content to say whether it has to be paid for, how many times it can be viewed by each user, for how long and so on.
DRM can be delivered "silently" and does not need to disturb the flow of media delivery. It is ideal for use with business models such as Pay-Per-View (PPV), Subscription or off-line distribution by CD or DVD.
We currently provide three options:
Contact us if you want to talk to a DRM specialist about the most appropriate solution for your business.