Here, at BuyDRM we support a wide array of encoding partners and solutions in the industry with our KeyOS Encyption Key API. This allows end users to choose from a myriad of choices based on their needs and financial possibilities. However, the...
Much to the chagrin of the EFF and FSF, the Web moves forward with DRM in the browser. This is an update to the ongoing saga of DRM for HTML5 using Encrypted Media Extensions (EME) which we first covered in our highly read blog post: "Cory...
In this series we will cover: DRM Licensing In part 5 of our series, “Creating DRM Workflows, we will review the various approaches to delivering license keys to users of DRM-managed, encrypted content. As a mature industry with over 17 years of...
In this series we will cover: 3rd Party Cloud Encryption Solutions In part 4 of our series: “Creating DRM Workflows” we will take a look at using 3rd Party Cloud Encryption Solutions to provide DRM encryption. Over the past 5 years we have seen...
FREE Webinar March 21st - “Deploying KeyOS Multi-DRM With Encoding.com's Cloud Encoder” Tuesday, March 21st, we will go live with “Deploying KeyOS Multi-DRM With Encoding.com's Cloud Encoder” The webinar will discuss how to encode and encrypt...
BuyDRM™ and Cinedigm (NASDAQ:CIDM) recently announced their commercial agreement whereby Cinedigm is deploying secure, high-quality major studio content using BuyDRM’s KeyOS™ MultiKey™ Service. Cinedigm has successfully launched two...
Recently I contacted the W3C about the EFF's efforts to derail the many years of work by DRM and technology professionals to enable on-board support for DRM in the browser. To date, EME has evolved into a standard that many media companies now...