Verimatrix Extends VideoMark to Address Live Events
Verimatrix announced an expanded range of VideoMark content tracking and watermarking solutions at IBC 2015.
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DVD Copy Control Association and Kaleidescape Kiss and Make Up
Kaleidescape and the DVD Copy Control Association (DVD CCA) announced they have settled their ongoing legal dispute arising from Kaleidescape’s allegedly inappropriate use of the Content Scramble System (CSS).
CDSA Updates Content Protection Standard
The Content Delivery & Security Association (CDSA) announced that it has released the annual update to its Content Protection Standard (CPS).
Rovi Touts DivX DRM for UltraViolet Digital Downloads
Rovi Corporation announced that its DivX Digital Rights Management (DRM) system has received conditional approval for use in UltraViolet digital downloads.
Motorola SecureMedia Goes UltraViolet
Motorola Mobility announced that its SecureMedia content protection system has been approved by the Digital Entertainment Content Ecosystem (DECE) for streaming UltraViolet content.
Dune HD Selects Verimatrix VCAS for IPTV
Dune HD announced that it will incorporate Verimatrix’s Video Content Authority System (VCAS) for IPTV into its digital media players.
Viaplay Goes Over-the-Top with Irdeto
Irdeto announced that Viaplay will deploy Irdeto’s ActiveCloak for Media software security on its Over-the-Top (OTT) video service.
ContentGuard and Sharp Ink DRM Patent License
ContentGuard Holdings announced that Sharp Corporation has renewed its global patent licensing agreement to access ContentGuard’s Digital Rights Management (DRM) patent portfolio.
Ubiquitous SDK Supports DTCP+
Ubiquitous Corporation announced that it has added DTCP+ software libraries to its DTCP-IP software development kit (SDK).
Throw Another DRM Initiative on the Fire
Warner Bros. and 20th Century Fox announced they are working with SanDisk and Western Digital to develop standards that will allow high definition movies to be securely distributed to, as well as stored and played back on, a range of devices.
New Initiative Secures HD Content on Flash Cards
Panasonic, Samsung, SanDisk, Sony and Toshiba announced that they will work together to develop and promote a new HD content protection technology for flash memory cards and embedded storage devices.