DRM Philosophy

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DRM Philosophy
There is intense discussion regarding DRM best practices in the publishing industry today. The CyberWolf Download Service™ has been designed to provide you with the flexibility to easily customize your DRM strategy to the needs of your specific consumer demographics. DRM settings (including strong Adobe Content Server DRM protections, social DRM or even no DRM at all) are easily managed within the web-based CDS interface and are set at an individual product level. For instance, a publisher might choose to maintain strict DRM on frontlist and bestseller titles, while utilizing no or social stamping DRM options on backlist titles. There is intense discussion regarding DRM best practices in the publishing industry today. The CyberWolf Download Service™ has been designed to provide you with the flexibility to easily customize your DRM strategy to the needs of your specific consumer demographics. DRM settings (including strong Adobe Content Server DRM protections, social DRM or even no DRM at all) are easily managed within the web-based CDS interface and are set at an individual product level. For instance, a publisher might choose to maintain strict DRM on frontlist and bestseller titles, while utilizing no or social stamping DRM options on backlist titles.


Typical Adobe® Content Server DRM controls supported by the CDS include: set expiration dates (allowing for content rental or preview) restrict file access to a single device only or ACS-enforced device limits set the number (if any) of pages which can be printed additional pages can be accrued over time an expiration date can be assigned to the printing controls set the number (if any) of excerpts which can be copied from the material and pasted into another application additional excerpts can be accrued over time an expiration date can be assigned to the excerpt controls Typical Adobe® PDF stamping options supported by the CDS include: order specific variables such as: company name email font, size, and color stroke and fill position and angle watermark (under content) or stamp (over content) Typical Adobe® Content Server DRM controls supported by the CDS include: set expiration dates (allowing for content rental or preview) restrict file access to a single device only or ACS-enforced device limits set the number (if any) of pages which can be printed additional pages can be accrued over time an expiration date can be assigned to the printing controls set the number (if any) of excerpts which can be copied from the material and pasted into another application additional excerpts can be accrued over time an expiration date can be assigned to the excerpt controls Typical Adobe® PDF stamping options supported by the CDS include: order specific variables such as: company name email font, size, and color stroke and fill position and angle watermark (under content) or stamp (over content)