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Term/
Phrase
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Definition
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DRM
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Digital rights management refers to any scheme that controls access
to copyright material using technological means. It removes usage control
from the person in possession of digital content and puts it in the hands of
computer program.
Examples:
-Block the forwarding of sensitive/personal e-mails
-restricts access of copying and printing of material set by
copyright holder
-software limits number of copies a user can make
-confuses people of ripping information off CD’s
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Electronic file formats
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This is referred to as the layout of a file in terms of how the data
within a file is organized. A program that uses the data in a file must be
able to recognize and possibly access data within a file.
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Accessing e-books
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A method of obtaining or retrieving e-books for usage
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Synchronizing
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A cause to occur or operate at the same time or rate
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Customized
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To modify (something) to suit a particular individual or task
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Multimedia
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An extension of hypertext allowing the provision of audio and video
material cross-referenced to a
computer text
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Interactive
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Involving the actions or input of a user especially to do with
electronic communication
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Search
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Try to find something or looking or otherwise seeking carefully
thoroughly
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Annotate
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To add notes to (a text or diagram) giving explanation or comment
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Copy
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A thing made to be similar or identical to another
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Paste
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To attach something that has been cut to another section
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Export
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Send to another location
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Update
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The act of bringing something up to a modern version or improved
version
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e-books
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A portable electronic device used to view and read books
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Interaction
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Reciprocal action or influence
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Publisher/author
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A person or company that prepares and issues books, journals , music,
or other works for sale
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Technologies
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Machinery and equipment developed from scientific knowledge for the improvement
of the world
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Cloud
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Apps
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A piece of software that can run on the internet, computer, phone or
any electronic device that is a mini version of something that can be used to
simplify ones work,
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E-book file formats
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Adobe with its PDF format
XHTML
CSS
XML
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E-book readers
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A mobile electronic device that is designed primarily for the purpose
of reading e-books and digital periodicals.
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Epub format
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Mobi Format
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Page oriented file format
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Platform
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A place to launch a software
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Reflow able file format
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Self-publishing
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The publication of any book or media by the author of the work, without
the involvement of an established third-party publisher
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Smartphone
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A mobile phone that offers more advanced computing ability and connectivity
than a contemporary basic feature phone
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Tablet
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A complete computer contained entirely in a flat touch screen
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Widgets
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A small gadget or mechanical device
An application, or component of an interface that enables a user to
perform a function or access or service
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Monday, June 10, 2013
ITGS - Case Study GLOSSARY
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