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Human Aspects in Digital Rights Management: The Perspective of Content Developers​.

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Favale, M., McDonald, N., Faily, S. and Gatzidis, C., 2015. Human Aspects in Digital Rights Management: The Perspective of Content Developers​. In: AIIP IV: Fourth International Workshop on Artificial Intelligence and IP Law. , 9 November 2015, Braga, Portugal.

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Abstract

Legal norms and social behaviours are some of the human aspects surrounding the effectiveness and future of DRM security. Further exploration of these aspects would help unravel the complexities of the interaction between rights protection security and law. Most importantly, understanding the perspectives behind the circumvention of content security may have a significant impact on DRM effectiveness and acceptance at the same time. While there has been valuable research on consumer acceptability (The INDICARE project, Bohle 2008, Akester 2009), there is hardly any work on the human perspective of content creators. Taking video games as a case study, this paper employs qualitative socio-legal analysis and an interdisciplinary approach to explore this particular aspect of content protection.

Item Type:Conference or Workshop Item (Lecture)
Uncontrolled Keywords:Digital Rights Management; Human Aspects, Privacy and Fairness; Game Security
Group:Faculty of Media & Communication
ID Code:23010
Deposited By: Symplectic RT2
Deposited On:14 Dec 2015 12:52
Last Modified:14 Mar 2022 13:54

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