Licensing Structured Data with Ease

Y.W. Law; C.N. Chong; Sandro Etalle; Pieter H. Hartel; R.J. Corin

Licensing Structured Data with Ease

Y.W. Law, C.N. Chong, Sandro Etalle, Pieter H. Hartel, R.J. Corin

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Abstract

In response to the need of a rights expression language (REL), we have proposed LicenseScript, an REL based on multiset rewriting and Prolog. LicenseScript has advantage over existing RELs, in the sense that it has a well-defined semantics. In fact besides semantics, LicenseScript has a lot of other advantages over other RELs. The mission of this paper is twofold: (1) to put a spotlight on these advantages, (2) at the same time justifying some of our design rationales in LicenseScript. We accomplish this by giving examples of licensing models that are greatly facilitated by the use of Prolog as a component of LicenseScript. At the same time showing how LicenseScript makes these non-trivial models viable, we also make LicenseScript a stronger case than it previously might have occurred to be.

Original language	Undefined
Title of host publication	2nd IFIP TC6 WG6.11 Int. Workshop for Technology, Economy, Social and Legal Aspects of Virtual Goods
Place of Publication	Germany
Publisher	Technical University Ilmenau
Pages	-
Number of pages	13
ISBN (Print)	not assigned
Publication status	Published - May 2004
Event	2nd IFIP TC6 WG6.11 Int. Workshop for Technology, Economy, Social and Legal Aspects of Virtual Goods - Ilmenau, Germany Duration: 1 May 2004 → 1 May 2004

Publication series

Name
Publisher	Technical University Ilmenau

Workshop

Workshop	2nd IFIP TC6 WG6.11 Int. Workshop for Technology, Economy, Social and Legal Aspects of Virtual Goods
Period	1/05/04 → 1/05/04

Keywords

METIS-220312
SCS-Cybersecurity
EWI-777
IR-48652

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http://virtualgoods.tu-ilmenau.de/2004/law04licensing.pdf

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Law, YW, Chong, CN, Etalle, S, Hartel, PH & Corin, RJ 2004, Licensing Structured Data with Ease. in 2nd IFIP TC6 WG6.11 Int. Workshop for Technology, Economy, Social and Legal Aspects of Virtual Goods. Technical University Ilmenau, Germany, pp. -, 2nd IFIP TC6 WG6.11 Int. Workshop for Technology, Economy, Social and Legal Aspects of Virtual Goods, 1/05/04. <http://virtualgoods.tu-ilmenau.de/2004/law04licensing.pdf>

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