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Abstract:
Shibboleth is an architecture to support inter-institutional sharing of
electronic resources that are subject to access control. Codifying
copyright in Shibboleth authorization policies is difficult because of the
copyright exceptions which can be highly subjective. Third Party Rights
Service is a high-level concept that has been suggested as a solution to
approximate the exceptions of copyright law. In this thesis, I investigate
the components of the Third Party Rights Service. I design and analyze a
modified Shibboleth architecture based on these components. The resulting
architecture allows for the phased addition of the resources to make use
of the Third Party Rights Service, while keeping the existing resources in
Shibboleth.
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Sanket Agrawal,
"Investigation of Third Party Rights Service and Shibboleth Modification to Introduce the Service ."
Dartmouth Computer Science Technical Report TR2003-463,
June 2003.
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