INDICARE Monitor: About Consumer and User Issues of Digital Rights Management Solutions

INDICARE Monitor: About Consumer and User Issues of Digital Rights
Management Solutions

http://www.indicare.org/tiki-page.php?pageName=IndicareMonitor#TOCV2N7

Publisher: INDICARE (The INformed DIalogue about Consumer Acceptability of
DRM Solutions in Europe)

As the overall aim of the INDICARE project is to establish and maintain an
Informed Dialogue about consumer and user issues of DRM, the publication
concept of the INDICARE Monitor aims to monitor technological, legal,
business, and social developments of Digital Rights Management solutions,
especially in Europe, with a focus on consumer and user concerns, and to
provide for interaction among experts, and for public debate about the
topics dealt with in articles.

The targeted readership are all actors interested in user and consumer
concerns of DRM solutions - not only organised user and consumer
organisations -, but a broad array of stakeholders and concerned parties,
including interested citizens and policy-makers.

The INDICARE Monitor is an electronic periodical of the EU-funded project
INDICARE being published every last Friday of a month. Articles having
passed an internal review process are immediately posted at the Indicare
homepage for public debate. Authors are encouraged to revise their articles
in the light of previous discussion before publication in the monthly issue.

The INDICARE Monitor is an English language periodical publishing original
works. The editorial policy attempts to be balanced, unbiased, neutral, and
non-partisan, not excluding however provocative, pointing and sometimes even
lopsiding contributions. Articles are written by INDICARE staff and external
experts. The style is intended to be analytical, concise, compact, and
written in a language comprehensible for non-experts. The expected length of
an article is between 5000 and 10.000 characters. The INDICARE Monitor is
available for free.

ISSN 1614-287X

Editor:

Knud Böhle 
Institute for Technology Assessment and Systems Analysis (ITAS)

Phone: +49 (0)7247/82-2989 (-2501)
Fax : +49 (0)7247/82-4806
EMail: knud.boehle@itas.fzk.de

Content freely accessible in PDF format.

Current Issue: Vol. 2, No. 9, 25 November 2005

Date: 12 December 2005