Source

DMP TRU Workshop

Date:

2004/04/30

Title

List of Digital Enabled Usages

No.

0071/Los Angeles

01

Criteria

Description

1.

Name of DEU

On-line storage of a large amount of digital media

2.

Summary description of DEU

Housing, serving, and maintaining a large amount of DM content on a server connected to the network.

3.

Example usages of DEU

·         On-Demand services

·         Storage solution

4.

TRUs related to this DEU

5.

Enabling technologies

6.

Benefits of DEU

·         High availability

·         Mobility

·         Affordability

7.

Requirements

8.

References

02

Criteria

Description

1.

Name of DEU

Browsing a DM database

2.

Summary description of DEU

To explore a collection of information about DM content organized and presented to serve a specific purpose.

3.

Example usages of DEU

·         Internet Movie Database

·         Electronic Program Guide

4.

TRUs related to this DEU

5.

Enabling technologies

6.

Benefits of DEU

·         Access to knowledge

·         Orientation and power of judgment

·         Decision- making ability

7.

Requirements

1.      Support for listing of DMP conforming content.

2.      Support for meta data navigation.

2.1.   Sorting on fields

2.2.   Searching on field data

2.3.   Filtering on field data

3.      Support for indicating a selection from a listing.

8.

References

1.      MPEG-7

2.      TVAnytime

3.      ID3

4.      Grace Note

5.      CDDB

6.      IMDB

03

Criteria

Description

1.

Name of DEU

Network distributed storage of a large amount of DM

2.

Summary description of DEU

To store the same DM content in different places on multiple storage media.

3.

Example usages of DEU

·         High availability storage solutions

·         Video-On-Demand solutions

·         P2P service

4.

TRUs related to this DEU

5.

Enabling technologies

6.

Benefits of DEU

·         No single point of failure

·         High availability

7.

Requirements

8.

References

04.

Criteria

Description

1.

Name of DEU

Simultaneous distribution of digital media to a large number of specially selected recipients

2.

Summary description of DEU

To simultaneously distribute DM content to a group of End-users known to the sender

3.

Example usages of DEU

·         Digital Pay-TV

·         Internet Streaming

4.

TRUs related to this DEU

5.

Enabling technologies

6.

Benefits of DEU

·         Addressing a large audience

·         Limitation of the audience

7.

Requirements

8.

References

05

Criteria

Description

1.

Name of DEU

Accessing governed content with a single device

2.

Summary description of DEU

To access content which one or more parties have assigned rights to using an End-user device

3.

Example usages of DEU

·         Satellite receiver with DVB common interface

·         TV including a “pod” module

·         Digital television receiver that evaluates the broadcast flag

4.

TRUs related to this DEU

5.

Enabling technologies

6.

Benefits of DEU

·         Independence of service provider

·         Choice of security solutions

7.

Requirements

1.      Negotiation and adaptation of DRM requirements/capabilities.

2.      Negotiation and adaptation of content format.

8.

References

06

Criteria

Description

1.

Name of DEU

Making perfect copies of content

2.

Summary description of DEU

To make a secondary representation of DM content

3.

Example usages of DEU

1.        To copy a text to the clipboard

2.        To copy an audio file to a storage medium

4.

TRUs related to this DEU

5.

Enabling technologies

6.

Benefits of DEU

·         Quality

·         Availability

·         Affordability

7.

Requirements

1.        Support for making a copy of the content in its original form

2.        Support for indicating the authorization for making a copy

8.

References

07

Criteria

Description

1.

Name of DEU

Making content accessible to anybody connected to the network

2.

Summary description of DEU

Publishing content

3.

Example usages of DEU

·         Websites

·         Internet radio stations

·         Public service broadcaters

4.

TRUs related to this DEU

5.

Enabling technologies

6.

Benefits of DEU

·         Publicity

·         Access

·         Affordability

·         Public Knowledge

7.

Requirements

8.

References

08.

Criteria

Description

1.

Name of DEU

Automatically assigning descriptors to content

2.

Summary description of DEU

Linking content and a description thereof

3.

Example usages of DEU

·         Providing metadata for content that is locally stored

4.

TRUs related to this DEU

5.

Enabling technologies

6.

Benefits of DEU

7.

Requirements

8.

References

09

Criteria

Description

1.

Name of DEU

Automatically transforming content representation

2.

Summary description of DEU

Changing the syntax or the depiction of content while retaining the semantics

3.

Example usages of DEU

·         Computer generated language translation

·         Reading aloud

·         Conversion to braille

·         Magnification of text and images

4.

TRUs related to this DEU

5.

Enabling technologies

6.

Benefits of DEU

·         Understanding

·         Ease of use

7.

Requirements

8.

References

10

Criteria

Description

1.

Name of DEU

Adapting content for use in different environments

2.

Summary description of DEU

3.

Example usages of DEU

4.

TRUs related to this DEU

5.

Enabling technologies

6.

Benefits of DEU

7.

Requirements

3.        Support the declaration of information necessary for the adaptation of content

4.        Support for the communication of adaptation information

5.        Support for adaptation negotiation

8.

References

11

Criteria

Description

1.

Name of DEU

Making electronic transactions

2.

Summary description of DEU

The conduct of commerce in goods and services over the Internet

3.

Example usages of DEU

"The foundations on which electronic commerce is based started 125 years ago with the use of telegraph technology to relay information concerning the transfer of funds, such as the stock ticker and Western Union's Money Transfer system. Payment for goods with payment instruments and representations thereof, namely the advent of credit cards in 1914, revolutionized commerce for consumers, as needs for efficiency and ease of transactions were met. Banks were the first institutions to automate commerce functions. The formation of First Data Resources and First Financial Management Corporation in 1971 as credit card processors for banks integrated banking with technological improvements. Electronic commerce continued in the 1980's with the advent of Automatic Tellers, or ATM's, in 1986. The same technology - information traveling electronically over wires - was the basis for the Internet" [1]

Usages of electronic transactions include:

• Selling of books and CDs on websites (e.g. amazon.com)
• Online-Auctioning (e.g. ebay)
• Business-to-Business Trade (e.g. via Electronic Data Interchange (EDI))

4.

TRUs related to this DEU

• TRU to communicate privately
• TRU of contractual commerce
• TRU to choose security

5.

Enabling technologies

"The prevailing issues concerning on-line commerce are how to maintain and evaluate the authenticity, confidentiality, integrity, and delivery of electronic transmissions. It is essential to ensure that messages from both consumers and producers can be attributed to a reliable party, aren't seen by unintended viewers, arrive unchanged from their original form, and are actually delivered."[2]

6.

Benefits of DEU

"The emerging digital economy has the potential to be an engine of growth for the world economy for the next quarter of a century if we can put the right framework in place to allow it to grow and flourish."[2]

7.

Requirements

  Support of a broad range of payment methods and mechanisms [3]

8.

References

[1] - Electronic Commerce, University of Virginia, Computer Science Class Project, 1998
[2] - Interview with Ira Magaziner, senior advisor to the president for policy development, 1997
[3] amazon.com -- click Help/Ordering/Payment_Methods_We_Accept - "Amazon.com accepts American Express, Diners Club, Discover, JCB, MasterCard, Eurocard, Visa, Visa Check Cards, Amazon.com gift certificates, and checks, money orders, or cashier's checks denominated in U.S. dollars and drawn on a U.S. bank. Additionally, we accept Borders Gift Cards and Waldenbooks Gift Cards as payment for qualifying orders. We do not currently accept direct wire transfers or Smart Cards"

12

Criteria

Description

1.

Name of DEU

Authenticating a device

2.

Summary description of DEU

Ascertaining the identity of a device, i.e. verifying that a device really is the one it claims to be.

3.

Example usages of DEU

4.

TRUs related to this DEU

5.

Enabling technologies

6.

Benefits of DEU

7.

Requirements

1.      Negotiation of device authentication method.

8.

References

13

Criteria

Description

1.

Name of DEU

Repurposing content

2.

Summary description of DEU

A distinct DM experience using parts or all of another collection of DM and reassembling it in such a manner that its new form suits a distinct purpose. Although DM assets are likely to undergo conversions of bit structure, rendering and representation, the pre-existing assets are expected to be worth a work-saving head start on the process of creating the new work. To be distinguished from a mere format conversion because it necessitates a human mind to direct the final result so it will be suitable for consumption by other minds. Can also include a personal edited reassembly in the case of an End-User who is creating repurposed DM solely for themselves.

3.

Example usages of DEU

4.

TRUs related to this DEU

5.

Enabling technologies

6.

Benefits of DEU

7.

Requirements

8.

References

14.

Criteria

1.

Name of DEU

Extracting content to create new content

2.

Summary description of DEU

3.

Example usages of DEU

4.

TRUs related to this DEU

5.

Enabling technologies

6.

Benefits of DEU

7.

Requirements

8.

References

15

Criteria

Description

1.

Name of DEU

Assembling content to create new content and disassembling

2.

Summary description of DEU

Unite different parts that may differ in content type into one piece of content, and being able to decompose such content afterwards.

3.