Digital Rights Management (DRM) refers to a set of technologies, policies, and practices aimed at controlling and restricting the use, distribution, and manipulation of digital content, such as music, films, e-books, and software. DRM technologies can be used to encrypt content, restrict access to authorized users, and prevent unauthorized copying or distribution. The goal of DRM is to protect the rights of content creators and owners and to ensure that their works are not illegally distributed or used without permission.
DRM has been the subject of much debate and controversy, with some arguing that it restricts the rights of consumers and limits their ability to use the content they have purchased in the ways they want. Others argue that DRM is necessary to protect the rights of content creators and owners and to ensure that they are fairly compensated for their work.
In India, the Copyright Act, of 1957, provides for the protection of copyrighted works, including digital content, and outlines the rights and responsibilities of content creators, owners, and users. The Indian Copyright Office is responsible for administering the Copyright Act and enforcing copyright protection.
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