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Last Updated: Jul 06, 2016     Views: 104

Digital Rights Management, or DRM, is any system in use by anyone in the electronic publishing field to both allow and disallow the use of electronic media. This system basically embeds the technology needed to download an item but also to restrict what can be done with the item. For more information check out the information from the Digital Content and Libraries Working Group of ALA
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