Imagine a world where your access to digital content is based on your identity rather than the device you're using. Because in fact, your identity is not tied to any particular point or consumption device. Such is Sun's vision behind digital rights management (DRM) where the focus is on network identity as the place where your rights live and are accessible.
This edition of Innovating@Sun with host Hal Stern welcomes Tom Jacobs, director of research at Sun Labs (a.k.a. voodoo computer scientist) to discuss Project DReaM, Sun's acronym for Digital Rights Management Everywhere Accessible.
Hear how Sun Labs is working to commoditize technologies in such a way that companies compete based on the quality of their implementations, services and pricing. Highlights of the podcast include:
Links:
Tom Jacobs's Blog
Open Media Commons Website
Project DReaM Collaboration Website
JSR 300: DRM API for Java ME
Liberty Alliance Project
What Identity Management Can Learn from the Entertainment Business
Posted at 09:07AM Nov 06, 2006 by Laura Ventura in Sun [permalink]
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