Overview
The battle to protect intellectual property and commercial rights in the digital world remains fierce, with content owners and commercial stakeholders under constant threat from online piracy, file-sharing networks and illegal download sites. Jude Umeh calls on content creators, law makers and businesses to work more closely with end-users to harness the fantastic opportunities in the digital age.
Full Product Details
Author: Jude Umeh
Publisher: BCS Learning & Development Limited
Imprint: British Computer Society
Dimensions:
Width: 17.20cm
, Height: 1.90cm
, Length: 24.60cm
Weight: 0.628kg
ISBN: 9781902505879
ISBN 10: 1902505875
Pages: 320
Publication Date: 01 October 2007
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Out of Print
Availability: Out of print, replaced by POD
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Reviews
Umeh succinctly explains how the IT, business models, and standards combine and interact, and how the industry is now maturing to take account of such rapid change. He presents a superb example of how technology is developing to fulfil a business requirement , and how it can adapt and innovate to drive transformation and change in an entire industry. -- John Beaver IT Training 20080801 The challenge of getting and using informatiion is close to being solved. Unfortunately a new challenge has arisen: proving who owns what information, and who can modify original data - i.e. Digital Rights Management. It's a topic we all need to grasp and this book definitely makes a good starting point -- Andy Mullholland, Global Chief Technology Officer 20071001
Umeh succinctly explains how the IT, business models, and standards combine and interact, and how the industry is now maturing to take account of such rapid change. He presents a superb example of how technology is developing to fulfil a business requirement , and how it can adapt and innovate to drive transformation and change in an entire industry. -- John Beaver * IT Training Magazine * The challenge of getting and using informatiion is close to being solved. Unfortunately a new challenge has arisen: proving who owns what information, and who can modify original data - i.e. Digital Rights Management. It's a topic we all need to grasp and this book definitely makes a good starting point -- Andy Mullholland * Capgemini *
Umeh succinctly explains how the IT, business models, and standards combine and interact, and how the industry is now maturing to take account of such rapid change. He presents a superb example of how technology is developing to fulfil a business requirement , and how it can adapt and innovate to drive transformation and change in an entire industry. -- John Beaver IT Training Magazine The challenge of getting and using informatiion is close to being solved. Unfortunately a new challenge has arisen: proving who owns what information, and who can modify original data - i.e. Digital Rights Management. It's a topic we all need to grasp and this book definitely makes a good starting point -- Andy Mullholland Capgemini
Author Information
Jude Umeh is a consultant and technical architect with Capgemini's Global Telecom, Media and Entertainment team. His areas of expertise include: music, media and e-business consultancy, DRM and project management.
