RE: Summary Report published

I am glad to weigh in with my notes, stripped of the source.
I do not know what of these remarks actually made it to the whiteboard
 
Rob
 
  

·         Rights Language<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns =
"urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />

·         Trust

·         Framework

·         Metadata

·         Trusted Metadata

·         API

·         'Do no harm' 

·         Requirements Study 

·          seamless end user experience

·         survey and perhaps rights language, but MPEG is going into that
too and we should not duplicate.

·        state that IP is fundamental to the Internet, add field to HTTP

·        Rights Protocol

·         Steer clear of copy protection.

·         Architecture / under structure

·        Collaboration: 

o        MPEG, 

§         Relation with XML packaging

§         Dit declaration

o        <indecs>

·         Take a look at Glossary in RDF

·         Work Groups 

·        in signatures, work with experts, IETF

·        something similar to P3P, and link to that.

·         Access Rights

·        survey of legal aspects, gray areas.

·        Couple access rights to privacy rights

·        do interest group to canvas interests in society

·        expressing rights ontologies in RDF. 

·        express all of technology, legal aspects, business models

·        be generic towards data types and types of delivery (reformulated
as avoid eyes and ears focus)

·         Patent and DRM

·        go beyond scope of the web 

·        take into account for content coming from different sources
simultaneously

·        Allow for content line of usage.

·        Archiving and preservation of cultural heritage for future
generation

·        consider difference between mgt of digital rights and digital mgt
of rights.

·        : look at patent rights 

o        what do you mean by that? 

o        should be expressable

o        that is out of scope.

o        MPEG does something here 

·         integrity of the content, authentication

·         human rights (not infringing), international jurisdiction