ADVISORY/ Digital Media On Demand's Rauber to Speak On Napster At Mass eComm-Sponsored Panel.Business/Technology Editors ADVISORY...for Tuesday Tuesday: see week. (Nov. 14, 2000) --(BUSINESS WIRE)
WHO: Ty Rauber, Chairman and Founder of Digital Media on
Demand, Inc. (DMOD), will be speaking on a panel
sponsored by Mass eComm entitled "What Napster Means
For Your Business," along with representatives from
Forrester Research, Houghton Mifflin Company,
SoftLock.com and Context Media.
Rauber is a frequent speaker at industry events, and
is well-versed in all areas of digital content
encryption, distribution and flexible
rights-management technologies.
WHAT: Beyond music lawsuits, Napster has introduced a new
way of exchanging information online, has
reinforced direct selling to individuals via the
Web, and has raised serious issues about this
business model: intellectual property rights and
digital rights management being the biggest.
This panel, moderated by Scott Kirsner, Business &
Technology writer for Wired, Fast Company & The
Boston Globe, will explore the new revenue models
created by the Napster phenomenon and how it is
effecting other industries (such as publishing). In
addition, the panel will discuss how the industries
interested in direct selling over the Web or through
P2P technologies can protect intellectual property
rights. The panel will also discuss digital rights
management (DRM).
Mass eComm (www.massecomm.org), the Business
Association for the New Economy, promotes global
electronic commerce and serves as the hub of the
e-commerce industry in New England. Conceived in
mid-1997, Mass eComm has grown to become the leading
e-commerce association on the East Coast.
WHEN: Tuesday, November 14, 2000
6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
WHERE: Newton Marriott
2345 Commonwealth Avenue (Rte. 30), Newton, MA
CONTACT: To arrange an interview with Mr. Rauber, or for more
information on DMOD, contact:
Allison Good
Porter Novelli Convergence Group
(617) 450-4300
allison.good@pnicg.com
David Lubell
DMOD, Inc.
(617) 254-1024 x-225
dlubell@dmod.com
Digital Media On Demand, Inc. (DMOD DMOD Dynamic Module (Microsoft) DMOD Dink Smallwood Module DMOD Data Modeling DMOD Dynamic Address Module ) is a leader in digital content encryption The reversible transformation of data from the original (the plaintext) to a difficult-to-interpret format (the ciphertext) as a mechanism for protecting its confidentiality, integrity and sometimes its authenticity. Encryption uses an encryption algorithm and one or more encryption keys. , distribution and flexible rights-management technologies. DMOD's unique security technology boasts the highest level of encryption available, allowing digital content providers to effectively and safely distribute content via the Internet Internet Publicly accessible computer network connecting many smaller networks from around the world. It grew out of a U.S. Defense Department program called ARPANET (Advanced Research Projects Agency Network), established in 1969 with connections between computers at the . The only company encrypting files "on the fly," DMOD's multiple key encryption technology offers content developers the ability to mark and protect up to one key per second for enhanced security, making illegal use virtually impossible and extremely time consuming. Based in Allston All·ston , Washington 1779-1843. American painter whose romantic works, such as Elijah in the Desert, often depict religious subjects. , Mass., the privately-held company was founded in 1996. DMOD is funded by Greylock, a venture capital firm who has helped launch over 250 companies since 1965 including Red Hat Software, Open Market, Ascend Communications and SightPath. |
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