25. November 2016 | Research |
Interim report “Catch-up TV/radio of the future”
A new interim report of the project “Catch-up TV/ radio of the future” is now available.
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25. November 2016 | Research | Autor: Lea Reckordt
A new interim report of the project “Catch-up TV/ radio of the future” is now available.
Click below for more information
18. November 2016 | Research | Autor: Lea Reckordt
A new interim report of the project “Internet-based technologies and digital business models” is now available.
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2. October 2016 | Research | Autor: Lea Reckordt
A new interim report of our research project “Internet-based technologies and digital business models” is now available for download:
20. September 2016 | Research | Autor: Lea Reckordt
Ein neuer Projektzwischenbericht des MCIR ist jetzt online verfügbar. Unser Forschungsprojekt „Nutzerverhalten im Internet“ stellt in einem Zwischenbericht die Projektkonzeption vor.
Den Bericht zum Download finden Sie hier:
11. May 2016 | General | Research | Autor: Markus Anding
Am 26. April hat das MCIR seinen zweiten projektübergreifenden Sprint-Review durchgeführt und den aktuellen Stand der interdisziplinären Forschungsprojekte diskutiert. Die besprochenen Inhalte stellen wir hier zusammengefasst zur Verfügung:
11. May 2016 | Research | Autor: Nikolaus Poechhacker
Der zweite Bericht über die Zwischenresultate und das weitere Vorgehen des MCIR-Projekts Mediatheken der Zukunft steht zum Download zur Verfügung: zweiter Zwischenbericht Mediatheken der Zukunft
Spezifizierte Ziele und Forschungsfragen:
4. May 2016 | Research | Autor: Markus Anding
Unser Zwischenbericht zum Projekt Internetbasierte Technologien und Digitale Geschäftsmodelle – Analysen zum Innovationsverhalten kleiner und mittelständischer Unternehmen in Deutschland
Spezifizierte Ziele und Forschungsfragen:
Der Zwischenbericht steht hier zum Download zur Verfügung: 160426 Zwischenbericht_KMU Digitalisierung
2. May 2016 | Research | Autor: Markus Anding
A new interim report of the MCIR is now available online. Our research project “User Behavior on the Internet” presents it´s project concepts in the interim report.
You can download it here
23. April 2016 | Research | Autor: Nikolaus Poechhacker
Dieser Bericht gibt einen Überblick über die Zwischenresultate und das weitere Vorgehen des MCIR-Projekts Mediatheken der Zukunft.
24. March 2016 | General | Research | Autor: Alexander Pretschner
Internal MCIR talk on transparency:
Alexander Pretschner: How I know you printed my email
This overview talk tackles the problem of specifying, monitoring and enforcing data usage requirements of the kind, “print my email at most twice,” “notify me upon dissemination of my address,” “no more than three copies of a confidential document in the company,” “delete all copies of a movie within thirty days,” “keep financial record for five years,” and the like.
We discuss typical policies as well as an enforcement infrastructure that can act both after the fact, for accountability purposes, and preventively. It builds on two main ideas. First, requirements come at various levels of abstraction: prohibiting screenshots, writing files, playing songs, and copying database rows can most conveniently observed and controlled by monitors at different layers of abstraction: window manager, operating system, application, database. Second, when data is to be protected, usually all of its representations are meant to be protected: a picture comes as network packets, pix map, cache file, DOM object. This requires information flow tracking technology across the layers of a system and across systems.
The intention of this talk is to start a discussion on joint projects on transparency.
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