The document discusses RightsML, a standard for expressing rights and permissions for digital content. RightsML is based on the ODRL standard and allows publishers to specify machine-readable permissions, restrictions, and duties for content. It can be embedded in content files or stored separately. The document outlines efforts to promote adoption of RightsML, including finalizing the RightsML 1.1 specification, providing examples and templates, expressing RightsML in JSON for embedding in files, and getting feedback from users. It announces the next meeting will be in Istanbul in March 2014.
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RightsML Spec Approved for Standardization
1. Rights Expression Working Group
http://www.flickr.com/photos/asten/1868084726/
Stuart Myles * Associated Press * 22nd October 2013
2. RightsML
Publishers need to express rights on the uses of content
Often need to enforce rights on behalf of 3rd parties
Clients need to know permissions and restrictions
Rights are a key criteria for selecting content
RightsML is an IPTC standard, based on ODRL
http://dev.iptc.org/RightsML
http://www.w3.org/community/odrl
Machine processable permissions, restrictions and duties
Derived from media industry requirements
Can be embedded within content (e.g. G2, ATOM) or stand alone
Designed for automatic evaluation