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Managing Digital Rights Using JSON

Prior art in the expression of digital rights using XML is demonstrated to require a process of interpretation or parsing, as is characteristic with language processing, and in addition to be subject to the cross-domain scripting problem. The expression of digital rights using JSON, however, represents a novel approach, bypassing the need for language processing, and in addition, solving the cross-domain scripting problem.