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	Title		: Protected Entertainment Rights Management (PERM)
	Author(s)	: J. Gildred
	Filename	: draft-gildred-perm-00.txt
	Pages		: 73
	Date		: 2004-2-6
	
This document describes the Protected Entertainment Rights Management
   (PERM) protocol for management of usage rights to digital
   entertainment content. PERM is not intended to replace existing copy
   protection and conditional access systems. Rather it is intended to
   complement such systems by providing standardized methods of device
   and user authentication, content protection and content rights
   management across heterogeneous data networks. PERM does not impose
   any content usage policy upon an implementation of the PERM protocol.
   PERM defines a common method for policy enforcement, and implementors
   are free to design and enforce their own policy by using the features
   and conventions of the PERM protocol.

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