Comprehensive Overview of LCP Deployment Mid-2019
In the mid-2019 LCP deployment, the need for DRM in e-lending and retail usage was highlighted. This led to the consideration of a non-proprietary solution like LCP, which offers good protection, cost-efficiency, and GDPR compliance. The implementation of LCP was seen as a favorable option due to its versatility in handling various publication types and distribution methods, along with its certification of interoperability. The adoption of LCP was noted in France, Belgium, Germany, UK, Sweden, Norway, and Russia by various publishing groups, e-distributors, library portals, booksellers, and reading systems.
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LCP DEPLOYMENT MID 2019
FACTS 01 02 03 04 A DRM is required for e-lending. Many publishers also require DRM protection for retail use cases. The Adobe DRM is failing the industry; not updated, not user friendly, not accessible, costly. Current alternatives are closed solutions (ex. Amazon, Apple, Google, Overdrive, Kobo).
LCP, A NON-PROPRIETARY SOLUTION A simple and inexpensive rights management solution: Good protection No cost per transaction Vendor-neutral, interoperable. No personal data involved (GDPR) No issue for visually impaired people
OTHER PROS Suitable for all types of publications (fixed layout, audiobooks, comics, in epub or pdf) Adapted to any types of diffusion (loan in particular, but also subscription) No strict limitation on the number of devices used in a license lifetime, but flexible limits Public specifications (99%) & open source software Certification of interoperability Will become an ISO standard
SIMPLE FOR USERS Choose an ebook Load it, open it Enter your LCP passphrase once (if it is not already cached) Read ... and you can share the passphrase with your family
By publishing groups -> Hachette Livre, Editis, Madrigall, Media Participations, Albin Michel By e-distributors -> TEA, EDEN, Numilog, Immat riel, Interforum, ePagine ADOPTION IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM By Dilicom, in charge of "Pr t Num rique en Biblioth que" By library portals -> Cantook Station, Archimed ... By booksellers -> TEA customers By reading systems -> Baobab Reader, Lea Reader, TEA, Bookeen ...
Germany: by The Onleihe / Divibib via TEA (*) and by Tolino / Kobo e-readers UK: by Firsty Group, on Glassboxx and Ulverscroft (library) ADOPTION IN EUROPE Sweden: by Axiell Media, provider of library platforms Norway: by Bokbasen, for the academic library market Russia: by FBReader, a multi-platform reading app.
Canada: Bibliopresto.ca will present the current deployment of LCP The Canadian Electronic Library is now protecting fxl EPUBs on deslibris.ca with LCP. ADOPTION IN CANADA & USA USA: Gantec Publishing will soon protect EPUBs on ebooks2go.com with LCP. Could finally be implemented on the SimplyE reading app in 2019.
China: the Shanghai Library is developing a new platform with LCP and Readium SDK apps ADOPTION IN ASIA & AUSTRALIA Hong Kong: Inspirata Publishing is integrating LCP in its ebook retail platform Japan: Global Comics is adopting LCP for its new manga platform Australia: Webqem is setting up a hosted platform for publishers and distributors
