DRM, dans quelques mois une réalité

http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2003/Feb03/02-21RMSForWindowsServerPR.asp Using Windows Rights Management Services, applications such as information portals, word processors or e-mail clients can be built so that users will be able to easily designate both who can have access to specific content and what kinds of access rights they can have. Rights and policy are managed by the server, while clients running RMS-enabled applications allow users to apply rights with a click of a button. For example, Windows Rights Management Services can be used to control forwarding, copying and printing, as well as establishing time-based expiration rules. In addition, enterprises can enforce policy broadly and reliably by centrally delivering templates that automate the process — for example, making the policy around what constitutes "company confidential" uniform and easy to manage.