Dig3800 Gruppe 4. Agenda Informasjon 5- 10 minutters presentasjon av artikler –(gruppe 7) Paul A. David: The Beginnings and Prospective Ending of “End-to-End”

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Dig3800 Gruppe 4

Agenda Informasjon minutters presentasjon av artikler –(gruppe 7) Paul A. David: The Beginnings and Prospective Ending of “End-to-End” –(Gruppe 3) Gisle Hanemyr: Microsofts skjulte imperium. DRM repetisjon II & IS ANT

Hva er DRM? Digital Rights Managment The term DRM is often used in a variety of ways –To refer to technical systems which control content –To refer to the technology underlying the technical systems –To refer to the concept of controlling content

Hvem bruker DRM

DRM og forholdene rundt

Hva er II og hva skiller II og IS What is an Information Infrastructure (II) –A substructure or underlying foundation –Basic installations & facilities to support various ICT applications –Includes various type of hardware, basic software, also ’general’ information, as standards and classification codes; furthermore people and organisation resources that support the infrastructure II are differentfrom InformationSystems (IS) –Serves large communities –Must be available at anytime –> enduring –Theare never build from scratch –No date of birth or death

Et II er Åpent Delt Utviklende Standardisert Heterogent Installert base

Hanseth(1997,1998 and 2002, 1) illustrates that information infrastructures are characterized by being openin the sense that there is no limit to the number of users, sharedwithin a community of people, evolving in that they reinforce themselves through growth in numbers of users, number of sub- structures etc., standardized through allowing different solutions working on different sub-levels connecting them with gateways (Figure 2) and heterogeneous in the sense that it is a multidimensional through allowing ecologies of infrastructures to interact, being technical or non- technical participants in the underlying foundation or in other words, the installed base.

ANT Link hvor dere finner sammendrag og mer informasjon: – ase.pdfhttp:// ase.pdf Viktige Begreper: –Aktører, inskripsjoner, translasjoner, innretting/oppstilling på linje (alignment), innrullering. –Monteiro(1, pg 71) says that ANT: “..provides a language to describe how, where, and to what extent technology influences human behavior. This is valuable when identifying the influence of seemingly grey and anonymous components such as standards or system modules that are already installed. In particular, it allows ANT to zoom in and out of a situation as required”.

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