Examples of using Drms in English and their translations into German
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The AD RMS databases have names that begin with the DRMS_ prefix.
DRMs are thus an important complement to the legal framework.
Be that as it may,I can breach your firewall faster than I can remove the DRMs off a Beatles tune.
DRMs are designed to manage and enforce intellectual property rights in the purchased digital content.
The legal framework for technological protection measures and DRMs is provided by the Copyright Directive 2001/29/EC.
These DRMS are important, for example, to protect free-to-air digital TV, but some thought that the market is not yet mature enough to impose harmonised solutions.
The Communication should also include areport on digital rights management systems(DRMS) developments in the EU.
The legal framework for the protection of DRMs is set by Directive 2001/29/EC, currently being transposed by Member States.
However, the Committee expresses some surprise atthe Commission's proposal to create"European", interoperable DRMs for content distributed online.
The Services may include a DRM from GameHouse or third-party DRMs as plug-in components which are subject to their own license agreements.
This would have positive economic consequences22 exports,royalty revenues, improved position regarding IPRs and DRMs, content competitivity, etc.
The promotion of open, flexible and interoperable DRMS continues to be a policy priority for the Commission.
Many contributions call on the Commission to encourage cooperation(including charters orcodes of conduct) between industry, right holders and consumers on issues such as DRMs, Content Online and Film Online.
However, there are strongly divergentviews among the different stakeholders on how to implement DRMS and on the requirements necessary to make them acceptable to rightholders and consumers.
DRMS are technologies that describe and identify digital content protected by intellectual property rights, and enforce usage rules set by right-holders or prescribed by law for digital content.
Address issues concerning the interoperability andtransparency of digital rights management systems(DRMs) for consumers in the Recommendation on Content Online.
The widespread deployment of DRMs as a mode of fair compensation may eventually render existing remuneration schemes(such as levies to compensate for private copies) redundant, thereby justifying their phasing down or even out.
Here as well, we face the question of alternatives. How, for example,can free usage of literary or scientific works with respect to DRMs be legally anchored in national law(as is the case in the Federal Republic of Germany though not yet in the Republic of Austria16)?
However, for some time now, DRMs and associated Technological Protection Measures(TPMs) have sometimes been perceived in a negative way, as technology merely used to restrict copying and competition, failing to meet initial users' and businesses' expectations.
As lengthy discussions among stakeholders did not yet lead to the deployment of interoperable DRM solutions,there is in any case a need to set a framework for transparency of DRMs regarding interoperability, by ensuring proper consumer information with regards to usage restrictions and interoperability.
Based on the results of the public consultation and on the study on"Interactive content and convergence", the Commission deems that there are four main, horizontal challenges which merit action at EU-level: availability of creative content; multi-territory licensing for creative content;interoperability and transparency of DRMs; and legal offers and piracy8.
Reflecting on the preparation, towards mid 2008, of a proposal for a Recommendation of the Parliament and the Council on Creative Content Online, which would cover the following issues: transparency(labelling)and interoperability of DRMs; encouragement of innovative licensing regimes in the area of audiovisual works; and legal offers and piracy.
Market developments are held back by a lack of consensus between stakeholders on implementation of DRM in relation to factors such as interoperability and standardisation, privacy concerns of consumers, balance between the remuneration for private use and the application of technological protection measures or DRMs, the impact of the use of DRMs on copyright exceptions and the effectiveness of DRMs in the control of piracy.