Internetdagarna om floppar
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This document discusses several attempts at digital rights management and online privacy systems that ultimately failed: 1. ECMS and IMPRIMATUR aimed to protect and trade intellectual property online but failed to gain adoption. 2. The Secure Digital Music Initiative (SDMI) launched in 1998 to protect digital music but was forced to suspend work in 2001 due to technological limitations. 3. The Platform for Internet Content Selection (PICS) was intended to help parents filter content but became seen as a tool for censorship and was discontinued. 4. The Platform for Privacy Preferences (P3P) aimed to standardize website privacy policies but failed to be adopted widely and "infomediaries" using it like
Internetdagarna om floppar
- 2. ?oppar
- 4. r?ttsliga ?oppar med ?na akronymer
- 5. <1>
- 6. ECMS
- 9. IMPRIMATUR
- 10. ¡±Eventually IMPRIMATUR will devise and recommend processes to protect and trade all types of intellectual property, whereby rights are respected while user needs are met.¡±
- 11. 1996
- 12. #fail
- 13. <2>
- 14. SDMI
- 16. start: 1998
- 17. ¡±Open letter to the digital community¡± 2000
- 19. ¡±we urge you to withdraw the paper submitted for the upcoming Information Hiding Workshop, assure that it is removed from the Workshop distribution materials and destroyed, and avoid a public discussion of con?dential information...¡±
- 20. Sue Ed!
- 21. 2001...
- 22. ¡±SDMI has then decided to suspend its work and wait for progress in technology.¡±
- 23. #epic fail
- 24. <3>
- 25. PICS
- 26. Platform for Internet Content Selection
- 27. ¡±...designed to help parents and teachers control what children access on the Internet...¡±
- 28. (category (transmit-as "SS~~002") (name "Heterosexual Themes") (label (name "Subtle Innuendo") (description "Subtly Implied through the use of metaphor") (value 1)) (label (name "Strong Innuendo") (description "Explicitly implied (not described) through the use of metaphor") (value 2)) (label (name "Technical Reference") (description "Dictionary, encyclopedic, news, medical references") (value 3)) (label (name "Non-Graphic-Artistic") (description "Limited metaphoric descriptions used in a artistic fashion") (value 4)) (label (name "Graphic-Artistic") (description "Metaphoric descriptions used in a artistic fashion") (value 5)) (label (name "Graphic") (description "Descriptions of intimate sexual acts") (value 6)) (label (name "Detailed Graphic") (description "Descriptions of intimate details of sexual acts") (value 7))
- 29. (label (name "Explicit Vulgarity") (description "Explicit Descriptions of intimate details of sexual acts designed to arouse. Inviting interactive sexual participation. Unsupervised Sexual Chat Rooms or Newsgroups") (value 8)) (label (name "Explicit and Crude") (description "Profane Graphic Descriptions of intimate details of sexual acts designed to arouse. Inviting interactive sexual participation. Unsupervised Sexual Chat Rooms or Newsgroups") (value 9)))
- 32. ...most effective tool for censorship...
- 33. discontinued
- 34. #scary fail
- 35. <4>
- 36. P3P
- 37. Platform for Privacy Preferences
- 38. ¡±The Platform for Privacy Preferences Project (P3P) enables Websites to express their privacy practices in a standard format that can be retrieved automatically and interpreted easily by user agents.¡±
- 41. ¡±P3P is the software equivalent of Mr. Potato Head. It is an engineer's vision of how humans decide who to trust and what to tell about themselves. It has a set of data elements and neatly interlocking parts, and it has nothing at all to do with how people establish trust.¡±
- 45. discontinued
- 46. #sad fail
- 47. <5>
- 48. r?ttighetsd?den
- 50. mp3.com
- 51. st?rsta tech IPO
- 54. 3,4 miljoner USD
- 55. UMG v MP3.com
- 56. #copy fail
- 57. - end -