XrML (Extensible Rights Markup Language)

Developed by Content Guard, a subsidiary of Xerox, and supported by Microsoft, XrML would provide a universal method for specifying rights and issuing conditions associated with the use and protection of content in a digital rights management system. Other backers are Adobe, Audible.com, Hewlett-Packard, OverDrive, Portal Software and Xerox.

From A stew of DRM standards, Network World, 02/18/02.

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Content Guard's XRML site
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